
The peso gained against the dollar on a holiday in Mexico, trading at 18.56 per dollar in electronic markets with low volume, about 24 cents below the previous Friday's close. The US 10-year Treasury yield was 4.47%, and Mexico's 10-year yield was 9.03%.
Forecasts pointed to roughly 65,000 US jobs created in October, which could make a Fed rate hike more likely.
Stronger US rate expectations usually support the dollar, which limits peso gains and keeps imported feed costs in Mexico sensitive to Fed policy. The impact on commodity prices is small.
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