Mexico’s IPC rebounded 0.69% to around 64,975 after a difficult stretch. The peso remains under pressure as U.S. rate changes reshape capital flows.
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@dnaoilky.bsky.socialMexico’s IPC rebounded 0.69% to around 64,975 after a difficult stretch. The peso remains under pressure as U.S. rate changes reshape capital flows.
@dnaoilky.bsky.socialThe peso weakened past 18 per dollar, erasing its yearly gains as the U.S.-Mexico rate gap narrowed and carry-trade demand faded.
@dnaoilky.bsky.socialThe Mexican peso weakened past 18 per dollar, wiping out its yearly gains. Higher U.S. rates and Banxico’s rate hold have reduced the currency’s carry-trade appeal.
@dnaoilky.bsky.socialThe Mexican peso remains under pressure after Banxico held rates at 6.50%. A more hawkish Fed is shrinking Mexico’s carry-trade advantage and limiting the peso’s recovery.
@dnaoilky.bsky.social🇲🇽 USD/MXN keeps leaning on 17.78, but RSI is basically neutral. Price looks ready, momentum isn’t exactly screaming breakout yet. www.ebc.com/forex/usd-mx... #USDMXN #Forex #MexicanPeso #TechnicalAnalysis
@dnaoilky.bsky.socialThe Mexican peso weakened 1.10% to 17.72 per dollar after Banxico held rates at 6.5%. The IPC also slipped 0.43% to around 64,000.
@dnaoilky.bsky.socialCan trade optimism keep supporting Mexican assets?
The IPC hovered near 63,375 while the peso stayed resilient as markets welcomed progress in U.S.-Mexico trade talks.
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