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Some Tijuana exchange houses were quoting the dollar above 18.75 pesos, while economists expected the rate to remain between 18 and 19 pesos through year-end. They attributed exchange-rate uncertainty to international factors, including war-related safe-haven demand for the dollar, and to concerns about Mexico’s public debt.
Safe-haven demand for the dollar and concerns about Mexico’s finances can weaken the peso, making dollar-priced imports more expensive in local currency. Economists said they did not expect the dollar to reach 20 pesos by year-end.
nmas.com.mxRedacción N+Nov 7, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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