
The Mexican peso gained against the dollar on November 5, with market trading between 18.56 and 18.58 per dollar and the Banxico FIX at 18.6285. The move followed the Democratic victory in the US midterm elections, which lifted demand for emerging-market assets.
Attention turned to the Banxico policy decision scheduled the same day.
Peso strength reduces the local cost of imported US feed ingredients, a modest benefit for Mexican feed buyers. The effect depends on whether the currency holds its gains after the central bank decision.
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