On the last day of last month, the Mexican peso had its biggest rise since 2021 with respect to the price of dollar and registered its best month, appreciating 3.4 percent. For the start of this new period, the national currency is quoted today Wednesday, February 1, 2023 with an average of 18.78 pesos in the different exchange rates, which means a new gain of 0.09 percent in the most important banks, according to Bloomberg data. It should be remembered that the Undersecretary of the Treasury, Gabriel Yorio, estimated economic growth in Mexico during 2022, a figure that would have contributed to boost the good run in the exchange market.
Through their web portals, the main banks of Mexico published How much does it cost the dollar for this one Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Banorte continues to be the institution with the lowest price of purchase and Banco Azteca maintains the lowest costs for sale; while Santander trades with the highest prices. While, the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) reported that it trades with a FIX exchange rate of 18.79 pesos
Price of the dollar in the different exchange rates today, Wednesday, February 1, 2023
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Affirm: the exchange rate is 17.80 for purchase and 19.20 for sale in Mexico.
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Azteca Bank: for today Wednesday, February 1, 2023 It is quoted at 18.05 pesos for purchase and 18.99 for sale.
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Base Bank: the dollar worth 19.81 Mexican pesos in purchase and sale.
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Banorte: the price of dollar It is 17.70 pesos for purchase and 19.10 for sale.
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BBVA: the exchange rate is 18.20 pesos for purchase and 19.13 for sale in Mexico.
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Banamex: it is quoted at 18.23 pesos for purchase, for 19.28 for sale this Wednesday, February 1, 2023.
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Santander: the price of dollar It is 19.53 to buy, for 21.06 to sell.
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Scotiabank: the dollar has an exchange rate of 18.43 to buy and a sale of 19.14 pesos in Mexico.
Also, the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) and the Tax Administration Service (SAT) published How much does it cost the dollartrading with an average of 18.79 pesos in purchase and sale for this February 1, 2023. The peso fell back due to the global strengthening of the US currency days after the announcement of the monetary policy of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve (Fed). However, the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) estimated economic growth in Mexico in 2022 of 2.9 percent, driven by a solid performance in the labor market, consumption and private investment, positive figures that boosted the exchange market. .
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