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The dollar rose about 8.7% against the Mexican peso from August 7 to November 6, moving from 17.13 to 18.63 pesos. The peso weakened through September and October before showing a modest correction in early November.
A weaker peso raises the local-currency cost of imported feed and agricultural inputs. The recent correction may offer limited relief, but the three-month trend remains unfavorable for Mexican import buyers.
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