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The dollar The US reeled on Friday, flirting with seven-month lows after a sharp drop overnight, as data showed US inflation slowing, setting off alarm bells for the Federal Reserve to stop hawkish policy increase in interest rates.
While the dollar experienced falls at the end of the second week of 2023, the weight The Mexican ended it with a weekly appreciation of 2.01%, or 38.6 cents, trading at around 18.77 pesos per greenback, and with the exchange rate reaching a maximum of 19.1944 and a minimum of 18.7331 pesos, a level not seen since February 20, 2020.
Thus, the Mexican peso It remains strong and continues to trade today, Sunday, January 15, at levels not seen since February 2020; at 07:14 hours it is trading at around 18.7675 pesos per green bill, which represents a gain for the local currency of 0.31% or 0.0590 cents.
To buy, the Mexican peso is at 18.7540 and to sell at 18.7810. Here the dollar exchange rate in the main banks of Mexico, today Sunday January 15, 2023.
To purchase:
- Banorte buys at 17.65 pesos
- Affirm purchase at 17.90 pesos
- BBVA Bancomer buys at 17.93 pesos
- Banco Azteca buys at 18.10 pesos
- Citibanamex buys at 18.21 pesos
- Banco del Bajío buys at 18.30 pesos
- Scotiabank buys at 18.39 pesos
- Inbursa buys at 18.40 pesos
- HSBC buys at 18.72 pesos
- Santander buys at 19.53 pesos
For sale:
- Banorte sells at 19.05 pesos
- Scotiabank sells at 19.11 pesos
- BBVA Bancomer sells at 19.23 pesos
- Citibanamex sells for 19.23 pesos
- Affirm sells at 19.30 pesos
- Inbursa sells at 19.40 pesos
- HSBC sells at 19.45 pesos
- Banco del Bajío sells for 19.50 pesos
- Banco Azteca sells for 18.89 pesos
- Santander sells at 21.06 pesos
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