The Mexican Peso (MXN) is facing a decline in its major trading pairs following the approval of a contentious set of reforms by the Mexican lower house. This decision has
The Mexican Peso faced a decline against the US Dollar on Wednesday as the lower house in Mexico approved President AMLO's bill for judicial reform. The USD/MXN pair traded at
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is currently trading flat in key pairs as Mexican lawmakers discuss a controversial constitutional reform bill. This debate could bring volatility to the Peso, especially in
The Mexican Peso faced losses against the US Dollar for the second consecutive day, but has shown some signs of recovery. The USD/MXN pair dropped from around 19.98 following the
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is currently trading slightly lower in its major pairs, reflecting an overall downtrend in the currency. Despite this, market sentiment remains calm as investors monitor key
Banxico's Deputy Governor Calls for Lower Borrowing Costs to Prevent Market Distortions In a recent interview with Larissa Garcia of Market News International (MNI), Banxico's Deputy Governor Omar Mejia Castelazo
The Mexican Peso is off to a rocky start in September, dropping over 0.50% as fears of judiciary reform approval loom with the new Mexican Congress in session. The USD/MXN
The Mexican Peso showed strength against the US Dollar as core PCE inflation fell below expectations, leading to speculation of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. At the current
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is on the rise as risk assets bounce back, fueled by a more positive market mood. Strong US economic data has also contributed to the Peso's
Banxico anticipates further rate cuts in the remaining meetings of the year, with analysts predicting a downward trend in interest rates. This move is expected to have an impact on