Volatility Marks the Course of the Mexican Peso that Bounces From Attention to Iran
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The Mexican peso bounced off Monday and 0.8% appreciated, to close at 17.65 units per dollar, on a day marked by volatility around the conflict between the United States and Israel against Iran. In contrast, the Mexican stock market failed to dodge global instability, even when the projections of President Donald Trump, who assured that the war could be resolved faster than expected, renewed the optimism of investors.
Despite an environment that continues to be marked by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the Mexican peso managed to end the session with advances against the dollar, while the operators assimilated the reading of inflation at the local level.The armed conflict continues to fire oil prices that reached $120 per barrel on the morning of Monday, March 9. There are no signs that the United States and Israel will lower the intensity of their …
The price of the dollar today Tuesday, March 10, 2026 shows a slight decrease against the Mexican peso, in a context marked by tensions in the Middle East and statements by the president of the United States, Donald Trump, about a possible near end to the conflict with Iran. During the session, the Mexican peso shows signs of recovery, driven by the change in the mood of the international markets, that reacted to the comments of the US president…
The Mexican peso appreciated against the dollar this Monday, after having exceeded the ceiling of the 18 units per green ticket.The recovery of the local currency occurs after Donald Trump, president of the United States, commented in an interview on the possible conclusion of the conflict in the Middle East before those previewed.According to data from the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), the currency ended at a level of 17,6711 pesos per dollar, an a…
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