The Mexican peso's retreat highlights its vulnerability amid potential U.S. trade tariffs and anticipated changes to Mexico's sovereign debt outlook.
Banxico's Governor has hinted at more rate cuts following a recent reduction, aiming to stimulate economic growth despite pressures on the peso.
With inflation slowing to 3.80%, the Bank of Mexico looks to ease monetary policy, but external factors, particularly U.S. trade relations, weigh heavily.
The global market volatility, spurred by geopolitical tensions, has strengthened the dollar, making it a challenging climate for the peso.
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