The Mexican peso continued fell on Friday after U.S. employment data showed higher job losses in January than expected.

Once the financial crisis struck, leading to the Great Recession, the peso weakened by more than 53% to 15.4060 by March 2, 2009. The Mexican peso also lost value versus the dollar due to the ...

Mexican Peso strength unlikely to last as Deutsche Bank eye return to 20 The USD/MXN exchange rate closed the week strongly... Foreign exchange rate forecasts surrounding the US dollar ...

Mexican Peso set for over 1% weekly gain as USD tumbles. The US Dollar Index falls to YTD lows as Fed rate-cut bets increase US Retail Sales drop fuels slowdown fears, boosting Fed easing ...

Mexican Peso stabilizes after a volatile session due to Trump’s review of US trade policy. Mexican Foreign Affairs Minister and US Secretary of State discuss security and immigration in first ...

NEW YORK/LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso rallied out of a selloff on Monday after 25% U.S. tariffs on Mexican products, expected to be imposed Tuesday, were delayed by a month as Mexico ...

"Despite a challenging global landscape and the recent release of U.S. inflation data that exceeded expectations, the Mexican ...

Since Mexico's devaluation of the peso in 1994, financial crises have occurred in a number of emerging markets, dealing severe blows to investor confidence. Three years after the Asian crisis, capital ...

The Mexican peso fell 1.2%, while the Canadian dollar dropped 0.7%, reflecting rising trade uncertainty over Trump’s tariff proposal. ING economist warns tariffs may drive price hikes on ...