The Mexican peso starts this Friday in the international markets at 17.71 units per dollar wholesale, which means an appreciation of 0.76% or 14 cents compared to the previous day, according to information from Bloomberg.
After several days of great volatility, this Friday the Mexican peso is the second strongest currency among its peers, the currencies of emerging countries, according to specialists from Banorte and Monex.
If it closed this Friday at around 17.70 units, the Mexican peso would end a week with gains against the dollar.
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The Dollar Index, which compares the behavior of the US currency against the other six major world currencies, dawns with a depreciation of 0.2%. The euro is up 0.2% against the greenback, while the pound is up 0.4 percent.
Bitcoin, the currency with the largest assets in the cryptocurrency market, advances with a minimum variation of 0.14%, maintaining little appetite from investors.
The futures of the main stock indicators in the United States announce a slight upward opening, as investors awaited developments in the debt ceiling deliberations in Washington and digested the latest corporate earnings. In Mexico, the BMV’s Price and Quotation Index could be consolidating around 54 thousand points, Banorte specialists estimate.
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