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The Mexican peso rose today as the announcement of the Chinese government that it doesn’t plan to stop investing in Europe brought the respite to the global markets.
The forecasts for the Mexico’s economic growth range from 4.3 percent (the pace in the first quarter of this year) to 4.5 percent. Despite these optimistic forecasts for the economy’s growth, the Mexican currency considered vulnerable to the risk aversion sentiment in case the global markets experience yet another turmoil.
USD/MXN traded at about 12.7985 as of 9:35 GMT today down from the opening level of 12.8010.
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Earlier News About the Mexican Peso:
- Mexican Peso Drops with Oil Prices & Higher Unemployment (2010-05-26)
- Industrial Expansion Aids Mexican Peso (2010-05-13)
- Mexican Peso Drops as Crude Oil Tumbles (2010-05-05)
- Mexican Peso Advances on Higher Risk Appetite (2010-04-26)
- Mexican Peso Climbs on Prospective Foreign Investors (2010-02-17)
