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The Mexican peso traded roughly sideways against the US dollar on Tuesday, staying above the 18.00 level, as month-end flows and geopolitical risk weighed. INEGI data showed Mexico's economy grew more than expected in the third quarter, extending growth to eight straight quarters, though the annual pace slowed.
A weaker peso against the dollar makes Mexican imports of US feed grains and meal more expensive in local currency, which can dampen Mexican buying interest at the margin.
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