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Type:  Currency
Group:  Exotic
Base:  US Dollar
Second:  Mexican Peso
  • Prev. Close: 18.3550
  • Bid/Ask: 18.5730 / 18.5818
  • Day's Range: 18.3607 - 18.5821
USD/MXN 18.5774 +0.2224 +1.21%

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@xag stacker, are you mario delgado by morenas?
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there is NO reason to increase SUPER peso DITACTORSHIP=PLAN C is underway
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Updated closing prices: 17.96 tomorrow, 15.96 next Friday, 13.96 on the 28th, 11.96 on July 5, 9.96 on July 12, 7.96 on July 19, 5.96 on July 26, 3.96 on August 7, 1.96 on August 14, it WILL hit 1:1 in mid-August. Mexico will be 10x more expensive than even the most expensive countries in Europe
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Long story short. I'm an American living in Mexico for most of the year, and I've had PTSD from last year. Everything was fine in 2021 & 2022 when the exchange rate was steady at 20 to 1. And at that time, bringing US dollars into Mexico offset the inflation that was happening. But that all changed last year when it dropped from 19.5 pesos to dollar to just under 17 in only seven months. And when it was back up at 18 in October, I thought that this was the end of the super-peso. But then in November, I was like "here we go again" because it dropped from 18 to just below 17.50 in only two days, and then back into the low 17s; then it closed the year slightly below 17. Here in 2024, it initially was stable in the upper 16s / low 17s range. Then in late March and early April, I was thinking it's going down just as fast as it did in 2023 despite the fact that interest rates have remained stable for a while, all because it hit new multi-year lows (first to 16.50 and then 16.30); and I thought we could be in the 15s range by now (though we know that didn't happen). Today's steep correction from 18.75 to just below 18.40 gave me flashbacks to last November and made me wonder if being in the 18s range is going to be short-lived again, and that it goes back down to 16-17 in a few weeks to a month. The biggest gripe I have with the super peso is that the cost of living has been rapidly rising for those bringing US dollars into Mexico (especially when coupled with prices in pesos going up).
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(continued) I saw people in expat forums talking about the exchange rate hitting 10 to 1. Some others also claimed the super peso was going to be permanent because of near-shoring and foreign investment. Also, some people in expat forums say the peso got strong because of many countries around the world trying to move away from the dollar by settling trade in their local currencies or in yuans (the so-called de-dollarization phenomenon). Some of them even speculated the peso trading at 8 or 7 to the dollar if Mexico joined BRICS.
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The 16s range was starting to get somewhat unbearable, but I can imagine how much more expensive Mexico would be for USD holders if the exchange rate went 10 to 1 (assuming prices in Mexico stay at their current levels or continue to rise).
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That being said, the super peso also impacted certain sectors of the Mexican economy, especially exports, remittances, foreign tourism. It was already bad enough that remittances weren't going as far at 16-17 to 1 compared to when it was 20 to 1. But if it went 10 to 1, that would be A LOT worse for remittances and exports.
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I don't think Mexico in the 2020s would be able to handle a 10 to 1 exchange rate, unlike back in the 2000s. The last time it was at that level was in 2008 before the Great Recession. Economic conditions were much different back then.
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It'll hit 1:1 sooner than August 27 at this point
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Tomorrow's close 17.97
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Tomorrow close, but of your tienda de super dude 🤣
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SOS USD in a rapid nosedive. Cost of living is gonna go through the roof in Mexico for USD earners.
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Yup, and good bye to all exporting companies and a big welcome to communism
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Super peso is back. 16.44 next Friday, 14.79 two weeks from today, 13.14 on July 5, 11.49 on July 12, 9.84 on July 19, 8.19 on July 26, 6.54 on August 2, 4.89 on August 9, 3.24 on August 16, 1.59 August 23, 1:1 by August 27
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Time for Jay Powell to hike rates to 6% to keep super peso in check
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Mexico stock down 400 points peso to go up
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Give it a week or two and we'll be back in the 17s, and then the 16's
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USD is all of a sudden in a nosedive against the super MXN, why?
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