The peso quoted in 17.06 units per dollar near the close of the session this Friday, with a gain of 0.25 percent against Thursday’s reference price, although during the day it appreciated up to 17.01 units, its best level since December 2015.
The Mexican currency advanced to levels not seen since the end of 2015, approaching the barrier of 17 per dollar, after the Fitch agency ratified the country’s credit rating, while the stock market fell after four sessions of gains.
The peso fell at the opening for the second consecutive session and the price of the dollar today, June 16, 2023, began at 17.14 units for each greenback; Know here what is the exchange rate in banks in Mexico.
The Mexican currency depreciated 0.24% against Thursday’s reference price after having touched its best level since April 2016; however, it accumulated a weekly return of 0.76% and analysts believe that in the short term it could continue to strengthen.
Meanwhile, the interbank exchange rate is located at 17.14 pesos per unitdown 0.24 percent from yesterday’s reference price.
“The exchange rate shows a sideways behavior, a sign of consolidation in a channel between 17.10 and 17.20 pesos per dollar, with the market awaiting relevant economic information that allows parity to continue its downward trend,” said the firm Banco Base.
Price of the dollar in banks in Mexico today June 16, 2023
- BBVA Mexico – 16.45 pesos for purchase and 17.36 pesos for sale
- Citibanamex – 16.55 pesos for purchase and 17.56 pesos for sale
- Banco Azteca – 16.50 pesos for purchase and 17.49 pesos for sale
- Banorte – 16.00 pesos for purchase and 17.40 pesos for sale
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