The Mexican peso is experiencing significant pressure, registering a depreciation of -1.25%, more than other major Latin American currencies, largely due to domestic and external factors.
Concerns about internal demand and economic growth in Mexico have risen after a decline in consumer confidence, reflecting the fragility of the economy amidst political pressures from the U.S.
The political climate in the U.S., particularly Donald Trump’s suggestions of higher tariffs on Mexican exports, has revived fears regarding trade relations between Mexico and the U.S.
China's economic slowdown and projected third-quarter GDP below 5% are expected to exacerbate pressures on the peso, revealing its ties to broader global economic health.
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