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The Mexican peso ended an eight-week losing streak, appreciating 0.93% against the dollar over the week to 18.6280 pesos per dollar on Friday. The article cites the US midterm election outcome, a Banxico rate cut, and strong US employment data among the factors influencing currency movements.
A firmer peso lowers the local-currency cost of imported feed and agricultural inputs. The weekly move points to a modest decline in USDMXN.
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