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The USD/MXN exchange rate has recently dropped to 17.30, down from a high of 18.14, influenced by emerging market currencies outperforming the US dollar. Key factors include upcoming US non-farm payroll data, with expectations of 60k jobs added in April, and the Bank of Mexico's recent interest rate cut from 11.25% to 6.50%. This rate cut is seen as the final one in the cycle, impacting carry trade attractiveness. Technical analysis suggests a bearish trend, with potential support at 17.08 unless resistance at 17.58 is breached.

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USD/MXN forecast after the final Mexico Central Bank rate cut

The USD/MXN currency pair has entered a neutral phase following recent inflation data and a rate cut by Banxico to 6.5%. Despite the cut aligning with expectations, the central bank hinted at a potential end to the rate-cutting cycle, which may strengthen the peso. Current inflation in Mexico is at 4.45%, slightly below expectations. Market focus is shifting to upcoming US employment data, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and the peso's performance. The USD/MXN is currently trading within a range of 18.10 to 17.10 pesos per dollar, indicating indecision in the market.

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The Mexican peso is showing signs of weakness against the US dollar, with the USD/MXN pair gaining over 0.3%. This is influenced by market expectations regarding monetary policy in both Mexico and the US. Banco de México has begun a rate-cutting cycle, while the Federal Reserve is expected to maintain stable rates. The interest rate differential may shift, potentially reducing demand for peso-denominated assets. Technical indicators suggest a possible shift towards a bullish bias for USD/MXN, with key resistance at 18.07 and support at 17.10.

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Amundi is heavily purchasing currencies linked to commodity prices, viewing them as a safe bet regardless of how the Middle East conflict unfolds. Andreas Koenig, the firm's global head of FX, noted that the future of the Iran conflict remains uncertain, prompting him to invest in currencies from commodity-exporting nations such as Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Australia, and Norway. He stated that if the crisis resolves, investors will favor high-risk trades, benefiting these high-beta currencies

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The IPC Indice de Precios Y Cotizaciones fell by 653.67 points or 0.94% to close at 68941.46, marking its largest one-day decline since April 6, 2026. It has decreased for three consecutive trading days, totaling a drop of 1372.73 points or 1.95%. The index is currently 3.71% off its record close of 71601.35 from February 11, 2026, but is up 37.33% from its Inauguration Day close of 50201.32 on January 20, 2025. Year-to-date, it has risen by 4633.17 points or 7.20%.

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IPC Indice de Precios Y Cotizaciones Ends 0.94% Lower at 68941.46 — Data Talk

The dollar has depreciated by 0.24% against the Mexican peso, now valued at 17.2604 pesos per dollar. This marks a decline in six of the last seven sessions, reaching its lowest rate since February 27, 2026. The dollar is down 14.13% from its 52-week high of 20.1011 and has decreased 3.78% month-to-date and 4.15% year-to-date against the peso.

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The USD/MXN has experienced a four-session bearish streak, declining over 2.7% as the Mexican peso strengthens. This trend is influenced by the U.S. dollar's weakness and recent inflation data from Mexico, which remains above the central bank's target. The annual inflation rate for March was 4.59%, prompting speculation about Banco de México's monetary policy adjustments. The peso's strength may continue if dollar weakness persists, although geopolitical tensions could reverse this trend. Technical indicators suggest a bearish outlook for USD/MXN in the near term, with key support and resistance levels identified.

USD/MXN Analysis: Mexican peso remains strong after inflation data release

On Wednesday (April 8), at the close of New York trading, non-US currencies broadly strengthened, with the Euro to Dollar rising 0.59% and the Sterling to Dollar up 0.81%. Among commodity currencies, the New Zealand Dollar to US Dollar rose 1.66%, the Swedish Krona to US Dollar gained 1.68%, and the South African Rand to US Dollar increased by 2.35%. Other currencies such as the Hungarian Forint and the Mexican Peso also appreciated by 1.75% and 1.49% respectively

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USD/MXN forecast after the final Mexico Central Bank rate cut

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USD/MXN Analysis: Mexican peso remains strong after inflation data release

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