Bearish pressures on the Mexican peso have returned in 2025, with a 0.4% depreciation against the US dollar, reversing prior recovery trends.
Weak macroeconomic data, including rising unemployment and declining consumer confidence in Mexico, significantly intensifies the bearish pressures on the peso.
Both external factors, like the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, and internal factors, such as waning business confidence, are crucial in their impact on the peso.
The unemployment rate increased to 2.6% in Mexico, compounded by high underemployment rates, reflecting the structural weaknesses within the labor market despite the low unemployment figures.
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