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The Mexican peso weakened after the Bank of Mexico cut its benchmark interest rate, while risk aversion in U.S. equity markets also weighed on the currency. The dollar rose, erasing much of the peso’s gains from Wednesday.
A lower Mexican policy rate can reduce the peso’s yield advantage and encourage dollar demand, raising the peso-per-dollar exchange rate.
reforma.comErnesto SarabiaNov 5, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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