The Mexican Peso rallies against the US Dollar on Wednesday as traders assess the latest inflation report from the United States (US).

The Mexican peso (MXN) has experienced significant volatility in the last 5yrs, peaking at 24.98 MXN/USD in April 2020, and appreciating to 17.82 as of today.

The Mexican Peso appreciates further against the US Dollar on Monday with Peso buyers breaching the October 2015 high after overcoming the psychological 16.50 figure.

Ahead of the election, the Mexican currency traded in April at about 16.26 pesos per dollar to reach a nine-year high.

Mexico's peso weakened nearly 23% this year to close the final day of trading at 20.82 pesos per U.S. dollar on Tuesday, the currency's deepest drop against the greenback since the 2008 global ...

The sharp selloff that took the Mexican peso to a 15-month low is showing signs of abating after money managers staged the biggest stampede since the onset of the pandemic.

Uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election appears to have contributed to the currency’s weakness this year. In fact, the Mexican peso is the worst performing emerging market currency ...

The Mexican peso surged past 20.5 per US dollar after US President Donald Trump announced a one-month delay on newly planned tariffs against Mexico.

The Mexican peso achieved a 7-year high in the currency markets, hitting a value against the USD that hasn't been seen since December of 2015.

1519 ET – The Mexican peso loses ground against the US dollar after the Bank of Mexico says it expects to keep interest rates steady “for some time,” dropping its previous references to ...

The Mexican peso is looking increasingly overvalued, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc, after a stunning rally that has brought it to the strongest level since December 2015.