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USD/MXN rose to 22.64, near a one-month high of 22.70 reached the previous week, and was up for six of the last seven sessions. The pair gained 4.35% over five trading days as emerging-market investors turned cautious ahead of the US presidential debate.
A weaker peso raises the peso cost of US-priced feed ingredients for Mexican buyers, supporting local feed price increases. The move is technical and has limited direct effect on grain prices.
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