Tariffs continue to drive price action as investors shifted to a risk-averse stance, which also weighs on high-beta ...

The Mexican peso depreciated for the fifth consecutive day, closing at 20.4604 per U.S. dollar, as investor anxiety mounts ...

The U.S. dollar began trading higher in Mexico this morning, continuing last week’s upward trend. At 6:18 a.m. CDMX time, the ...

LATAM’s cryptocurrency landscape continues to grow. This week’s highlights include the groundbreaking decision of Bitso to ...

The WSJ Dollar Index is up 0.01 point or 0.01% this week to 99.57 –Up for two consecutive weeks –Up 0.32 point or 0.32% over the last two weeks –Largest two-week point and percentage gain since the ...

Mexican Peso weakens for third straight day as dovish Banxico tone, sticky US inflation and trade tensions fuels USD/MXN ...

Explore how the Mexican peso is under pressure from rate cuts and external trade risks affecting investor confidence.

This USD/MXN forecast explains why the pair has moved sideways even after Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs on Mexico.

While auto company shares around the world are wilting following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to slap aggressive ...

The peso closed at US $20.30, a depreciation of 0.8% compared to its closing position of 20.14 to the greenback on Wednesday.

Dollar/Mexican peso: 20.3014 Mexican pesos per dollar (0.0493 dollar per Mexican peso) --Largest one-day percentage gain since Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025 --Largest three-day percentage gain since Friday ...