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19.8795 +0.0225    +0.11%
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Type:  Currency
Group:  Exotic
Base:  US Dollar
Second:  Mexican Peso
  • Prev. Close: 19.8570
  • Bid/Ask: 19.8720 / 19.8870
  • Day's Range: 19.8607 - 19.8840
USD/MXN 19.8795 +0.0225 +0.11%

USD/MXN Recent Sentiments

 
This USD MXN scoreboard page contains information on users’ sentiments regarding the US Dollar Mexican Peso pair, displayed both on charts of different periods of time and a detailed table.
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May 14, 2021 Vedant Bhatt   19.8525 +0.14%
May 14, 2021 Omar Aguilar   19.8480 +0.16%
May 14, 2021 Vijayachander Peddi   19.8680 +0.06%
May 14, 2021 ma od   19.8585 May 16, 2021 @ 19.8685 +0.05%
May 14, 2021 milto barrantes   19.7870 -0.47%
May 14, 2021 Enrique Castillo   19.7882 -0.46%
May 14, 2021 Carlos Uriel   19.7886 May 14, 2021 @ 19.8440 -0.28%
May 14, 2021 ma od   19.7986 May 14, 2021 @ 19.8504 +0.26%
May 14, 2021 Adrian Galati   19.7787 May 14, 2021 @ 19.7793 0.00%
May 14, 2021 Fernando Dajer   19.8529 -0.13%
May 14, 2021 Alex Antillon   19.9152 +0.18%
May 14, 2021 Pedro Jimenez   19.9273 -0.24%
May 14, 2021 Adriana Ramírez   19.9240 +0.22%
May 14, 2021 Nahúm Méndez   19.9333 +0.27%
May 13, 2021 Enrique Mustieles...   19.9505 -0.36%
May 13, 2021 Augusto Sarti   19.9465 +0.34%
May 13, 2021 Manolo Manolin Medina   19.9445 -0.33%
May 13, 2021 Saúl Rivera   19.9415 -0.31%
May 13, 2021 ma od   19.9365 May 14, 2021 @ 19.7998 -0.69%
May 13, 2021 Roy Leyva Valencia   19.9397 +0.30%
May 13, 2021 Tshifhiwa Mbetsi   20.0035 May 15, 2021 @ 19.8685 +0.67%
May 13, 2021 Luis Huerta   20.0810 +1.00%
May 13, 2021 Ricardo Manllo   20.0930 -1.06%
May 13, 2021 Joseph Manzanarez   20.1062 +1.13%
May 13, 2021 Roberto Bandal   20.1503 +1.34%
May 13, 2021 Claudell Videa   20.1444 -1.32%
May 13, 2021 ma od   20.1740 May 13, 2021 @ 19.9365 -1.18%
May 13, 2021 Hector Zuluaga   20.1242 +1.22%
May 13, 2021 raul blanco   20.1301 -1.24%
May 13, 2021 Oscar Ramos   20.1402 -1.29%
May 13, 2021 Hernan Méndez   20.1395 May 13, 2021 @ 20.1404 0.00%
May 13, 2021 Jose Campos   20.1230 -1.21%
May 13, 2021 Eduardo Ho Soberanis...   20.1605 -1.39%
May 12, 2021 Orlando Armenta   20.1500 -1.34%
May 12, 2021 Luis Morones   20.1680 -1.43%
May 12, 2021 ElMaestro FM   20.1706 +1.44%
May 12, 2021 COMENTARIOS ESPECIALE   20.1627 -1.40%
May 12, 2021 Ant Car   20.1410 +1.30%
May 12, 2021 Antonio Mendoza   20.1140 -1.17%
May 12, 2021 juan manuel palomino   20.0980 -1.09%
May 12, 2021 Gerardo Argueta   20.0410 -0.81%
May 12, 2021 Alberto Zavala   20.0321 -0.76%
May 12, 2021 Jorge Medina   19.9957 -0.58%
May 12, 2021 Edgardo Cordero   20.0252 +0.73%
May 12, 2021 Diego asiain   20.0140 +0.67%
May 12, 2021 Roberto Gracia   20.0245 -0.72%
May 12, 2021 Oscar Lionel   20.0222 -0.71%
May 12, 2021 Jex Ray Ramirez   20.0451 -0.83%
May 12, 2021 Kayos Quintero   20.0186 -0.69%
May 12, 2021 Bhupendra Tyagi   20.0191 -0.70%
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ONS Sas
ONS Sas May 13, 2021 10:55AM ET
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according to census gov Mexico is the largest Usa trade partner in Q1 2021 and the two way trade was around 154 billion dollars, Canada is second with 151 billion and China 148 billion dollars.
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I love when ignorant people make silly assumptions based on their inferiority complex.
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Freudian projection?
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JAJAJA INDEED!!
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Angus Beef Now we know.  You're a freshman in high school.  that answers quite a bit.
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Eamon Schmith  now you think you know, good for me
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Your immature posts betray your age.  Yes, I know.
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MK MK May 07, 2021 9:02AM ET
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I want to hear USD cheerleaders, who talked about mythical strength of US economy :)
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Arturo Caballero May 07, 2021 9:02AM ET
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This wouldn’t be the right pair to short looking for the dollar to fail. If dollar fails the MXN will fail harder. Should look for other strong reserve currencies instead.
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MK MK Oh yeah.  I'm sure you are making lost of money.  Yeah, sure.
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One in a million cases! When a fool guy ears money, even when don't now why!, you're so funny MK MK
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MK MK You are shorting this, but are happy when it goes up because your money is safer.  My god, have you any idea what you are doing?  Go ask an adult before you invest any money.
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Yes, I short it, but reduse volume when it goes too deep. So I am happy when it goes up to add more shorts. I know there will not be straight fall without pull backs. So if it goes above 21, I load 80%, above 22 I load 100%
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the first three months of this year, the U.S. trade deficit totals $212.8 billion, with record monthly deficit of 74.4 billions dollor in march. is this a good thing for its ecconomy and USD? definitely not i think USD is too much overvalued with many its peers and MXN.
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Not sure if I agree. Trade deficit and government deficit are two different things. US dollar is if anything undervalued and the Peso is only at the value it is because of a spillover from US deficit spending. Mexican economy is not in good shape. And the chip shortages are going to hit MX manufacturing hard. Ford shut lines for a few weeks. Would not be surprised if that continued.
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Oil price and comodities at these levels very very good for Mexican peso and Pemex. great!
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One of the Subway trains in Mexico City fell 500 ft to the ground after the bridge holding the raíles collapsed on top of a busy road. 23 dead. 70+ hurt. Mexico's infrastructure is in great shape, huh?
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50 feet*
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That is sad for those affected by that! Mexico's infrastructure has serious issues, as in the US. The drought conditions are also very serious. Mexico needs huge investments in water storage, which is not being addressed to any satisfactory solutions, except to ask at citizens to conserve.
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Robert Burris Yes, infrastructure and drought are both serious in Mexico.  I know you'd agree that in re infrastructure, the U.S. should not be taking any victory laps either.  They've had their share of bridge collapses.  Wouldn't it be wonderful if these two countries could work together to solve some of these problems?  But competition seems more important than cooperation, sadly.
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Mexico Economy Unexpectedly Grows in Sign of Quicker Rebound source Bloomberg Read more at: https://www.bloombergquint.com/global-economics/mexico-s-recovery-slowed-less-than-expected-in-first-quarter
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No one cares ****
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US money machine go brrrrrrrrrrrr
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Mexico's GDP fell -3.15%/-2.90% in the first quarter compared to the first quarter of 2020, according to INEGI. No way GDP will grow beyond 3% with that. Sell to 15! LOL
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If MXN is weak against dollar, what will happen to USD/MXN? It's supposed to rise not fall..
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Targets intact. Dollar will not break 20.3 before end of april, first week of may will show volatility, but I expect a band of 19.9 thp 20.5 thru may until elections, unless amlo attempts to abolish INE. Highly unlikely. If he does attempt expect 25
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Economists at Credit Suisse look for USD/MXN downside to be limited to 20.00 and would look to fade rallies back to 20.77. USD/MXN downside to be limited to 20.00 “We are moderately constructive over the medium-term on MXN, as we see potential for US demand spillover into Mexico to translate in better local economic data, with positive implications for the currency .”  “Dips in USD/MXN below 20.00 are likely to be limited, and that a correction higher in the pair is likely needed, ideally back towards the 200-DMA at 20.77, for USD/MXN downside to offer good risk-reward to those looking to go long MXN as an expression of US demand spillover and/or of positive BOP externalities.”
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Credit Suisse > ONS Sas
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Mexico economy actually had growth 0.4% QoQ last quarter against forecasts -4.5% by economists (economists?). bullls are out of gas again. Lol
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correction: has growth againsts forecasts of -3.5% by economists
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Sell to 15! Yeah... LOL...
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How much money do you think ONS Sas has lost over the years, shorting this pair as it soared upwards?  He invests based on emotion, not facts.  That is his fatal flaw.  Among others.
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Eamon Schmith  He doesn't have money to invest. He is just a blind follower of the current mexican regime posing as an investor.
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Mexico is better placed than many other countries in macro fiscal terms. Soon Mexico will come out of the COVID-19 pandemic much stronger than its peers. Mexican Peso has to and will recover whatever it lost to trump factor, manipulators and covid.
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if you say so...
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GDP numbers are coming soon. Analysis anticipate they will underperform. So sad.
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Mexico inflation came very high, Banxico rate can’t go down anymore. They might actually have to move the rate up if inflation keeps high.
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totally agree
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My entry point for uptrend is 20.30. Ive been holding since 19.6...but possibly looking for a sell soon. If itbreaks 20.30 before end of april, I expect 21.3 before a correction south. GL TRADERS!
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Today data shows Mexico unemployment numbers are so much less, good news for Mexico this pair should go down today
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For me is buy in dips !
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19.7500/7000 should be an important support, only above 20.0500/1000 could be a trigger to initially see levels of 20,250/3000 again and then look for a higher level close to the 50s/60.... lets see
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Resistance at $19.97. Expecting a big drop.
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How many times you have said that? LOL
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Poe Dameron  It did drop, and will continue dropping
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rn is at $19.87
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Se va, se va, se fué...!
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ONS Sas Apr 15, 2021 9:44AM ET
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keep selling, i can see this pair going south  to 15 sooner than expected, a lot more south in the coming days. lol
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Rubish currency. Potential for further strength 19.87, potential in mid term to test again 20.55/65 and even 20.96. So risk reward ok. Long again 20.0660.
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Irrational exhuberance across EM & Equities!!!!! Until it doesn’t. Adding more usdmxn & usdzar!!!
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Cutting long at 19.95 with some loss! It seems we can see further strength towards 19.73 so patience. Needs to break 20.14 & 20.24 to see a decent spike. Not every trade works!
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Jorge medina we're talking about different markets, one is stocks on the stock exchange and one is Mbonos or government bonds
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Banxico just reported the closing of March on holding government bonds from Foreigners investors, in March foreigners sold 1.323 mdd which accumulates a total in just 2 months 4.870mdd of exit investments
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Just read actually the opposite, more than 1300 million dollars entered in Mexico in March
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Link to that info :https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/mercados/Extranjeros-regresaron-en-marzo-al-mercado-accionario-por-rebote-global-Banxico-20210412-0115.html
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The exit is real, but it’s in Mexico bonds own by foreigner investors. It was actually an exit record of 5% on the trimester. Jorge’s link talks about the stock market, not the national bond market.
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The bond market exit has been big but the currency entering by exports, illegal drugs and remesas has defended de peso this past months.
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Jorge Medina  we're talking about different markets, one is stocks on the stock exchange and one is Mbonos or government bonds
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