The Mexican peso ends the day with slight depreciation.

The Mexican peso remained relatively stable at the end of the week, starting the day at 19.48 and closing near that level, at 19.50 pesos per dollar. , reflecting a slight daily decline of just 0.10%.

One of the most notable economic developments of recent days was the Bank of Mexico's 50 basis point interest rate cut, bringing it to 8.50%.

Banxico: What does the interest rate cut represent?

This measure, which was in line with analysts' expectations, was adopted with a cautious stance. The institution acknowledged that, despite the decline in overall inflation, internal and external threats persist that could alter the economic outlook.

The slowdown in underlying inflation is progressing slowly, keeping future monetary policy decisions in suspense, as they depend heavily on the data released.

Regarding the recent exchange rate behavior, the peso reversed the 0.15% gain recorded in the previous session, demonstrating a lack of clear direction in its trajectory in recent days.

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).