The Mexican peso rose by approximately 1.9 percent against the US dollar in August, marking its best monthly performance since April. Additionally, Mexico successfully returned to the samurai bond market by placing nearly two billion dollars worth of yen-denominated debt.
MEXICO · MARKETS Key Facts —Peso: The Mexican currency gained about 1.9 percent against the US dollar in August, its strongest month since April, ending the month near 17.04 per dollar. —Debt: Mexico returned to the samurai market on 28 August, placing 282.8 billion yen (US$1.78 billion) in four tranches, its first yen sale in […] The post Mexican Peso August Rally Delivers Best Month Since April in Broad Market Gains appeared first on The Rio Times.
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