Dollar drops below $20 after tariff announcement

In the international market, the exchange rate quoted at $19.89 per dlar, with an increase of 1.5% for the Mexican currency compared to my rcoles.

SAN DIEGO- The tariffs announced by President Donald Trump, were not applied to any of the products included in the Free Trade Agreement with Mexico, the T-MEC. In markets in downtown San Diego organic pumpkin cost $1.49 the tomatillo $1.39 and jalapeno 99 cents, just the same price as before the announcement of the president of the United States. “We will no longer pay more than expected,” said Elizabeth Avalos, who has worked for 24 years as a…

According to Bloomberg Línea, the dollar registered its biggest drop (maximum level) in two and a half years after Donald Trump's extensive trade tariffs led to a general decline in the US currency.

The Mexican currency in the international markets opens on Thursday at 19.91 pesos per dollar, which means a gain of 36 cents compared to yesterday’s day. Share markets worldwide fall, after the imposition of universal tariffs... Full note »

At 7:15 a.m. today, the dollar was listed at 19.70 pesos, and was looking for a new flat. It is predictable that, if Trump does not change his plans, the US currency will continue to fall. The post The day after the tariff announcement, the dollar falls from 20 pesos and sails in the 19 first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx

The dollar records its biggest setback in two and a half years after President Donald Trump announced an aggressive import tariff package, which caused a wave of sales in global foreign exchange markets.The fall is noticeable in the Chilean market.See more: Trump's measures affect US assets more than the rest of the economiesThe Bloomberg index of the dollar in cash fell to 1.8% on Thursday, while the currency devalued against all the G-10 curre…