
The peso ended an eight-week losing streak, appreciating 0.82% over the week as the dollar weakened after the Democratic victory in the US elections. The dollar was quoted at 18.62 pesos early Saturday, within a range of 18.60 to 18.80 pesos that an analyst described as a consolidation channel.
A stronger peso lowers the local-currency cost of imported feed and agricultural commodities, while improving US export competitiveness into Mexico. The reported currency move is modest, so its price effect is likely limited absent a sustained trend.
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