Mexican peso

The Mexican peso has posted four consecutive days of gains against the U.S. dollar, with the USD/MXN pair down over 2.6% in that time. This renewed bearish bias is largely the result of easing concerns surrounding the trade war in relation to Mexico.

Over the past three trading sessions, the USD/MXN pair had posted gains of over 4.5% in favor of the U.S. dollar. However, in recent hours, the Mexican peso has recovered nearly 2%.

Despite showing a slight pullback in yesterday’s session, the USD/MXN has posted a gain of more than 2.3% over the past seven trading sessions, favoring the U.S. dollar.

The USD/MXN has reacted once again, posting a new bullish move of over 1 % today in favor of the U.S. dollar. The strong bearish sentiment surrounding the Mexican peso has resurfaced following recent comments by President Trump.

The USD/MXN continues to recover, advancing approximately 0.5% above the key support level in the 20 pesos per dollar zone, favoring the U.S. dollar.

The USD/MXN has fallen more than 2.5% over the last five trading sessions, reaching 19.80 pesos per dollar, a level not seen since November 2024.

During yesterday's session, USD/MXN managed to climb to 21 pesos per dollar, a level not seen since early February. Shortly after this movement, bearish pressure caused the price to drop by more than 2.5% in favor of the Mexican peso.

During yesterday's session, the U.S. dollar managed to recover nearly 1% against the Mexican peso, but in recent hours, fluctuations have once again favored the peso, as the dollar continues to show persistent weakness.

After a long session of indecision in USD/MXN movements, during which the pair surged by more than 4%, the Mexican peso has managed to recover nearly all of its losses and remains in a neutral zone against the U.S. dollar.

It has been a challenging start to the week for the Mexican peso, as USD/MXN has risen by more than 1.5%, favoring the U.S. dollar in the short term.