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The Mexican peso strengthened to around 16.95 per US dollar, extending a run of weekly gains. The move was driven by broad US dollar weakness, a wide interest-rate differential, and steady capital inflows, with Banxico holding its rate at 6.5%.
A stronger peso lowers the peso cost of dollar-denominated feed and grain imports for Mexican buyers. The impact on world grain prices is limited.
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