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Type: Currency
Group: Exotic
Base: US Dollar
Second: Mexican Peso
  • Prev. Close: 18.8313
  • Bid/Ask: 18.8154 / 18.8530
  • Day's Range: 18.8313 - 18.8377
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USD/MXN 18.8342 +0.0029 +0.02%
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Prev. Close18.8313
Bid18.816
Day's Range18.8313 - 18.8377
Open18.8313
Ask18.853
52 wk Range17.7258 - 20.965
1-Year Change5.46%
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USD/MXN rises despite US dollar weakness
USD/MXN rises despite US dollar weakness
By FXStreet - 3 hours ago

Mexican peso drops even as sentiment toward emerging market currencies improves. USD/MXN rebounds from 3-week lows and finds resistance under 18.90. The Mexican peso failed to...

USD/MXN hits 3-week lows and rebounds to 18.80
USD/MXN hits 3-week lows and rebounds to 18.80
By FXStreet - Sep 19, 2018

Emerging market currencies rise sharply against US dollar, Mexican peso lags. USD/MXN heads for the lowest close in almost a month. The Mexican peso was rising modestly...

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Time Cur. Imp. Event Actual Forecast Previous
Thursday, September 20, 2018
08:30   USD Continuing Jobless Claims 1,645K 1,705K 1,700K
08:30   USD Initial Jobless Claims 201K 210K 204K
08:30   USD Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg. 205.75K   208.00K
08:30   USD Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index (Sep) 22.9 17.0 11.9
08:30   USD Philly Fed Business Conditions (Sep) 36.3   38.8
08:30   USD Philly Fed CAPEX Index (Sep) 26.70   27.10
08:30   USD Philly Fed Employment (Sep) 17.6   14.3
08:30   USD Philly Fed New Orders (Sep) 21.4   9.9
08:30   USD Philly Fed Prices Paid (Sep) 39.60   55.00
09:00   MXN Aggregate Demand (YoY) (Q2) 4.00% 3.10% 2.40%
09:00   MXN Aggregate Demand (QoQ) (Q2) -0.30%   3.70%
09:00   MXN Private Spending (QoQ) (Q2) -0.10%   1.50%
09:00   MXN Private Spending (YoY) (Q2) 3.00%   2.60%
09:45   USD Bloomberg Consumer Confidence 60.2   59.0
10:00   USD Existing Home Sales (Aug) 5.34M 5.35M 5.34M
10:00   USD Existing Home Sales (MoM) (Aug) 0.0% 0.3% -0.7%
10:30   USD Natural Gas Storage 86B 84B 69B
13:00   USD 10-Year TIPS Auction 0.910%   0.762%
Friday, September 21, 2018
09:00   MXN Retail Sales (MoM) (Jul)   0.0% 0.0%
09:00   MXN Retail Sales (YoY) (Jul)   2.9% 3.7%
09:45   USD Manufacturing PMI (Sep)     55.0 54.7
09:45   USD Markit Composite PMI       54.7
09:45   USD Services PMI (Sep)     55.0 54.8
10:30   USD ECRI Weekly Annualized (WoW)      
10:30   USD ECRI Weekly Index     148.0
13:00   USD U.S. Baker Hughes Oil Rig Count     867
15:30   USD CFTC Copper speculative net positions     -8.9K
15:30   USD CFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions     543.8K
15:30   USD CFTC Gold speculative net positions     -7.6K
15:30   USD CFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions     122.2K
15:30   USD CFTC Silver speculative net positions     -27.4K
15:30   MXN CFTC MXN speculative net positions     14.5K
 

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Federal Reserve (FED)
Current Rate 2.00%
Chairman Jerome H. Powell
Bank of Mexico (BdeM)
Current Rate 7.75%
Chairman Alejandro Díaz de León Carrillo
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Miguel Garcia
Miguel Garcia 6 hours ago
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Lets see if the usd/mxn brakes the 18.91000 resistance.If it does i am going to add few more positions.
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after closing half of my shorts in eurusd today at 1,1727 i have gone into this more and i am happy the only weakest link in emfx :)
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Miguel Garcia
Miguel Garcia 8 hours ago
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Time to buy $$$$$
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Jorge E.C.
Jorge E.C. 11 hours ago
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MXN will go 18.50 first. For those who are buying dollars calm down and be patience
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Jorge E.C.
Jorge E.C. 11 hours ago
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It will go to 19 next week maybe.
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Erny Garcia
Erny Garcia Sep 19, 2018 8:48AM ET
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Why mexican peso still up???
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Kylo Ren
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Tomorrow Canada will announce a deal on NAFTA and this pair will go down to 18.50 - 18.60......
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Tonto InMex Sep 18, 2018 12:04PM ET
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BTW, I very much appreciate all people’s comments arround here. I am not so sure about J-Schmith’s thought. Too scarecrowish.......
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Tonto InMex
Tonto InMex Sep 18, 2018 11:52AM ET
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Where is everyone❓ Counting your leftover centavos⁉️
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Pompeyo ROCHA
Pompeyo ROCHA Sep 18, 2018 11:31AM ET
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According to daily chart need to go down to 18.60
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Miguel Garcia
Miguel Garcia Sep 17, 2018 7:39PM ET
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Time to buy dollars?What do you think?
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Day Walker
Day Walker Sep 17, 2018 7:39PM ET
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ask this again .. i am long  at 80sss  no loss however i am getting sick of dollar recently no strength  ...
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Pompeyo ROCHA Sep 13, 2018 10:58PM ET
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2nd Resistance Pointt19.15411st Resistance Pointt18.9899Last Pricet18.83161st Support Levelt18.72602nd Support Levelt18.6263
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Day Walker Sep 13, 2018 3:06PM ET
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i added more stop below 75 half 65 the other half ... very good risk reward
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Day Walker Sep 13, 2018 11:24AM ET
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i guess this is the end of mxn rally ... bot some at 18.86 again stop at 75
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Jorge E.C.
Jorge E.C. Sep 13, 2018 8:15AM ET
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I think mexican peso will go 18.50 before IT could break 19.25 again.
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Kylo Ren
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To 18 and below!
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StevO Wat
StevO Wat Sep 12, 2018 2:44PM ET
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What caused the move?
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StevO Wat i guess mexican bonds auction of this week........1Y bonds @ 8.26..........also reports that Canada is supposed to sign the new NAFTA this month.....also the US CPI was lower than expected........as I said before, expect a lot of volatility in this pair but this year we will se 17 levels again..........
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Jean Schmith Sep 12, 2018 2:44PM ET
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StevO Wat Many factors, and anybody who professes to know would be a very wealthy person--too wealthy to be prognosticating on this site.  Many many factors each and every day.  Don't day-trade this unless you can afford to lose.
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Juan Robles
Juan Robles Sep 11, 2018 8:19PM ET
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Hi everyone, seems to be that Mexico economy is still fragile to international changes. Investors have now two risks in their horizon, strong changes in emerging markets and the government change in the following months. As long as the country see a strong and smooth transition the confidence will grow. But we will see what happen...
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Hi everyone, seems to be that Mexico economy is still fragile to international changes. Investors have now two risks in their horizon, strong changes in emerging markets and the government change in the following months. As long as the country see a strong and smooth transition the confidence will grow. But we will see what happen...
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efrain romero Sep 10, 2018 7:33PM ET
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Dollar maybe low this week. less than 19.35 I think, what´s your opinion?
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Alexis Mendoza Sep 05, 2018 11:36PM ET
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Buy dollar. Tp 19.5
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Miguel Garcia
Miguel Garcia Sep 04, 2018 8:44AM ET
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I thik is good time to sell dollar.When all this trade war with China scalating, Dollar going to start to weak...That is my thought.What you think?
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Capi Alegria
Capi Alegria Sep 04, 2018 8:44AM ET
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What is happening in Mexico that indicates the peso dollar pariety will land bellow 16 pesos per dollar? Oil prices? Regime change? Banxico interest rates/inflation projections? Govt spending change with new regime? NAFTA? ...it seems to me all these facts that might be taken into account hold a big question mark over their head. They could go either way...from 25, to even 13 pesos per dolar. Why would you lean one way or the other with certainty? Is the AMLO factor your game changer? If so, I hope you are right. A stronger peso means stronger world economy, less upheaval the American continent. Funny as it may sound, Mexico is the central key that unlocks the door to a more stable continental future. Time will tell.
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Jean Schmith
Jean Schmith Sep 04, 2018 8:44AM ET
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Capi Alegria Capi, I applaud your reasonable assertion that there is no way to know which way the peso will go.  Yes, time will tell.  The after-the-fact armchair quarterbacking is not helpful, and is frequently misleading.  Day-trading the peso is for experts in the field, and is still a financially dangerous pursuit at best.
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Capi AlegriaI´m actually mexican, so the feeling here is that at the end of trimester the dollar is going up. Maybe around 20 or even 21 pesos per dollar. In my personal view, with the new administration taking over, and all factors as NAFTA and emergent economies devaluations, the peso is gonna be affected in bad way.
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Mohammed Abdul Jaseel M Sep 04, 2018 2:36AM ET
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mxn up
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Sohail Afzaal
Sohail Afzaal Sep 04, 2018 2:36AM ET
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yes
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Day Walker Aug 31, 2018 1:36PM ET
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mxn is really too strong .. 19.27-19.14 in half an hour wow
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edddie aiza
edddie aiza Aug 31, 2018 1:09PM ET
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No NAFTA deal for today
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Ileana Morales
Ileana Morales Aug 30, 2018 11:51PM ET
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Will it be prudent to buy dollars at this time? Could the value for the immediate future increase?
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Day Walker Aug 30, 2018 10:43AM ET
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ok closing the half now ... mxn is to strong ...
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Ahmed Saiful
Ahmed Saiful Aug 30, 2018 7:50AM ET
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Sell now?
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Miguel Garcia
Miguel Garcia Aug 30, 2018 7:50AM ET
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Buy...
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Day Walker Aug 30, 2018 7:50AM ET
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never ...  eurusd is about to reverse and dxy will vlose the gap imo ...
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