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The peso recovered to around 18.62 per dollar early Friday after falling the previous day following Banxico’s unexpected rate cut. The currency was up 0.61% at the time of the report and could end the week higher, breaking an eight-week run of losses.
Banxico’s rate cut reduces the yield advantage supporting peso carry trades, a factor that can make the currency more vulnerable to external moves. Friday’s rebound, if sustained, would modestly reduce the peso cost of dollar-denominated imports.
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