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The Mexican peso dipped modestly against the dollar on December 7 at about 17.32 after Mexico's November CPI rose to 4.32% year on year, slightly below forecast. Core inflation slowed to 5.30%, and the dollar index traded near 103.81.
Sticky inflation may keep Banxico rates high for longer, supporting the peso, which matters for the dollar cost of Mexican feed imports.
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