The Mexican peso strengthened to a six-month high after a call between President Trump and Mexico City’s Mayor, Claudia Sheinbaum
This strengthening comes amid optimism for US-Mexico relations
The peso’s rise also reflects positive investor sentiment towards Mexico’s economy
The call between Trump and Sheinbaum focused on cooperation in combating the COVID-19 pandemic
Mexican peso strengthened nearly 1% after a productive phone call between Trump and Sheinbaum
Currency trading at 19.74 per U.S. dollar, hitting strongest point since mid-October
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Mexican Peso Strengthens Amid Positive Sentiment
The Mexican peso has strengthened to a six-month high against the US dollar, reaching its highest point since mid-October.
This increase in the peso’s value is driven by optimism surrounding US-Mexico relations and positive investor sentiment towards Mexico’s economy.
A recent call between President Trump and Mexico City’s Mayor, Claudia Sheinbaum, focused on cooperation in combating the COVID-19 pandemic, contributing to the peso’s strengthening.
The peso saw a nearly 1% increase following the productive phone call between Trump and Sheinbaum.
Currency trading closed at 19.74 per U.S. dollar, indicating a strong performance for the Mexican peso.