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The Mexican peso weakened again after a brief recovery, trading above 18 per dollar and reaching 18.30 on Wednesday. Analysts attributed the move to heightened risk aversion from Middle East tensions and a firmer dollar index.
A weaker peso raises the local cost of imported US feed grains and meal for Mexican buyers, a mild negative for demand at the margin.
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