Mexican Peso Slips as Markets Await Fed Cuts, Stocks Hit New Highs
Monday morning brought mixed fortunes for Mexican financial markets. Banco de México confirmed stable policy rates
September 5, 2025Mexico news in English from The Rio Times — politics, economy, trade, energy and culture.
Monday morning brought mixed fortunes for Mexican financial markets. Banco de México confirmed stable policy rates
September 5, 2025
Mexico’s exports to the United States rose 8.2% year-on-year in July to $45.37 billion, according to U.S. Census Bureau data
September 4, 2025
Mexican peso closed at 18.7306 per dollar on September 4, gaining 0.14% as US labor market weakness fueled Federal Reserve
September 4, 2025
Trading Economics and Banco de México data show the Mexican peso weakened to 18.7513 per dollar as of September 3
September 3, 2025
Mexico’s state oil giant Pemex faces mounting debt and falling oil production. The company’s debt is nearly $100 billion
September 2, 2025
The Mexican peso traded at 18.67 per dollar Monday morning as traders awaited key U.S. jobs data. Daily volatility narrowed
September 2, 2025
Official national surveys show President Claudia Sheinbaum maintains a 79% approval rating, an extraordinary figure for any leader.
September 1, 2025
Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum firmly rejected a free trade agreement with Brazil before meeting vice president Geraldo Alckmin
August 29, 2025
Mexico is preparing to raise tariffs on Chinese goods, a step that reflects both economic strain and U.S. pressure.
August 28, 2025