The Mexican peso regains value after two days of pressure from bilateral trade disputes.

At the close of trading, the US dollar exchange rate averaged 18.71 Mexican pesos, down 0.6% from the previous day, when it closed at 18.82 pesos. During the day, the price fluctuated between a low of 18.67 and a high of 18.84 pesos.

In the weekly balance, the US currency shows an increase of 0.44%, although in the year-over-year comparison it still shows a depreciation of 3.27%.

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The scenario continues to be marked by trade tensions between Mexico and the United States, particularly after the recent statement by former President Donald Trump , who reaffirmed his intention to impose a 30% tariff on Mexican products starting August 1, this issue continues to be the main factor of pressure in the foreign exchange market.

Faced with this situation, President Claudia Sheinbaum has emphasized that dialogue with the U.S. government remains active. She has expressed her commitment to reaching agreements that minimize the economic impact, especially for key sectors such as the agri-food and automotive industries.

As for daily behavior, broke the two-session bullish streak for the dollar in Mexico. Daily volatility stood at 6.1%, a level considerably lower than the annual average of 12.26%, suggesting greater short-term stability compared to the general trend observed in recent months.

Where to buy or sell the dollar?

It's recommended to visit places regulated by the authorities to avoid fraud. Also, keep in mind that the exchange rate varies depending on the bank or exchange office, and you should also check the commission they charge.

• Banks: If you are a customer, you can purchase up to four thousand dollars.
• Currency Exchange: The purchase limit is $1,500.
• Online platforms.
• ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds).

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