Mexican Peso at 4-Month High on U.S. Recovering Data
The Mexican peso started the week at the highest level in 4 months as the United States are signaling that the path out of recession has been already started.
The Mexican currency climbed to a 4-month high as the United States, Mexico’s main traded partner consuming more than 80% of its exports, is likely to revive its economy as reports last week brought investors’ confidence back to purchase dollar-priced assets, consequently favoring the U.S. dependent Mexican economy.
USD/MXN traded at 12.924 as of 21:15 GMT from a previous rate of 12.955 in Friday.
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Earlier News About the Mexican Peso:
- Mexican Peso Climbs on Credit Rating (2009-08-05)
- Mexican Peso Posts Second Weekly Gain on Economic Optimism (2009-07-24)
- Mexican Peso Falls Again on Crude Oil (2009-07-16)
- Mexican Peso Declines Further on Economic Outlook (2009-07-14)
- Mexican Peso Down After Elections (2009-07-06)

