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The Mexican peso rallied to its strongest level against the US dollar since 2015, with USD/MXN nearing 17.00. Analysts attribute the move to wide interest-rate differentials, nearshoring investment and strong US employment data.
A strong peso lowers the peso cost of US feed grain and meal imports, which can modestly support Mexican demand for US product only if the currency holds.
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