Mexico reported a 0.4% drop in January industrial output, frustrating economists, who, in Bloomberg's survey, anticipated a 0.1% gain. It was the fourth consecutive monthly decline. And the peso?

Most emerging market currencies are also trading with a firmer bias, including the Mexican peso, which is at its best level since the US election. Gold is at ... in the 0.50% policy rate.

The Mexican peso < MXN ... demand side of the coin. U.S. crude rose 0.60% to settle at $67.58 per barrel, while Brent settled at $71.07 per barrel, up 0.69% on the day. Gold gained ground ...

The Mexican peso < MXN ... demand side of the coin. U.S. crude rose 0.60% to settle at $67.58 per barrel, while Brent settled ...

and the psychological 20.50 barrier. On the flipside, the first key support is the YTD low of 19.84, ahead of the 200-day SMA at 19.68. The Mexican Peso (MXN) is the most traded currency among its ...

The peso closed at US $20.30, a depreciation of 0.8% compared to its closing position of 20.14 to the greenback on Wednesday.

Most emerging market currencies are also trading with a firmer bias, including the Mexican peso, which is at its best level since the US election. With a few notable exceptions, like South Korea, ...

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A: Today's exchange rate (0.0479) is higher compared to yesterday's rate (0.0483). Q: What is 50 Mexican Pesos in Dollars? A: 50 Mexican Pesos buys 2.395 Dollars at interbank exchange rates.

Q: What is 50 Mexican Pesos in New Zealand Dollars? A: 50 Mexican Pesos buys 4.38 New Zealand Dollars at interbank exchange rates.