The Mexican peso's rise stems from the U.S. dollar's global depreciation and speculative adjustments in trade policies under the U.S. administration. With U.S. job creation slowing below expectations, the Federal Reserve's trajectory remains uncertain. While indicators show resilience in some sectors, Mexico's domestic economic performance paints a cautious picture, particularly with contracting capital formation and declining construction spending. Despite the peso's appreciation prospects amid potential tariff adjustments, uncertainties in external factors and trade negotiations remain a concern for sustainable growth.
The Mexican peso has gained due to the U.S. dollar's decline and expectations of U.S. trade policy changes, despite mixed domestic economic signals.
Investors are wary as U.S. economic indicators remain uncertain, particularly the Federal Reserve's interest in job growth and tariff adjustments.
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