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This Friday, April 8, the dollar is now trading in negative territory against its Aztec pair, and shows a downward trend. Stands on the barrier of the 20, and in the middle of the day, the price the price of 20.14 pesos per greenback unit.
At the bank window, for the purchase the price is 19.92 pesos per dollar; and for sale the price is 36.36 pesos per dollar, with an upward trend. There are not many changes compared to yesterday’s exchange day.
The financial analyst, Gabriela Siller, highlights the movement in the markets from the point of view of the Mexican market.
Without However, the week for the dollar is one of gains due to the high volatility of the market due to the expectation that the Federal Reserve will come with a more restrictive monetary policy . This in search of containing inflation. The question that is in the air is when will interest rates rise again, this time to 50 basic points.
Likewise, the Russia-Ukraine conflict worries the markets in the face of new sanctions. And the pandemic is also keeping the financial world in “caution mode.”
Keep up to date with the price change of the dollar in the Mexican market. You can follow these changes and review the best rates for remittances that at the moment seem to be in favor for remittances. It also follows the price of the main cryptocurrencies:
– Updated report of the dollar in the Bank of Mexico: Exchange rate in Banxico.
– Average variation of the dollar in the different Mexican financial institutions: Price of the dollar in Mexico.– Compare the dollar price for remittance transfers to Mexico from the United States with the best remittance companies: Compare prices.
– You can also follow the price in real time of the main cryptocurrencies in the market: Price of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fall in value, bitcoin remains below the barrier of $43, Dollars.
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