MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -The Mexican peso sank against the U.S. dollar as results in the U.S. presidential election rolled in, extending a streak of volatility which has hit the currency in recent ...

Trump's plan for high tariffs on Mexican exports to the US could backfire badly if the peso exchange rate falls in response. Although it will hurt, Mexico can afford to call the US's bluff over NAFTA.

Mexican Peso slips over 0.40% recovering from a six-week low. US GDP data for Q2 2024 surpasses expectations, a headwind for the US Dollar. Concerns rise over Mexico’s judiciary reforms and ...

Mexican Peso plummets more than 1% as USD/MXN trades above 17.90. Fitch reaffirms Mexico's BBB- rating, highlighting judicial reform and fiscal deficit concerns. US unemployment claims rise ...

Mexican stocks opened sharply lower Monday, and the peso plumbed new lows against the U.S. dollar as investors concerned about Chinese market losses and falling commodities prices sold risky assets.

Mexico's central bank will have its own digital currency by 2024, the Mexican government announced on social media, although the development was not confirmed by the monetary authority, known ...

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador gave the U.S. dollar a vote on confidence on Monday after he was asked if a weakening greenback might spur a move to diversify Mexico's foreign ...

The currency appreciated in mid-January to 18.65 units per dollar. The peso has since weakened to about 18.90 units per dollar, but more volatility is expected until the second half of the year.

General elections (president, senate, and chamber of deputies) are around the corner. The eyes of every Mexican and many people around the globe are on the Mexico-Brazil match of the World Cup ...