A greater appetite for risk assets placed the US currency in loss territory, allowing most emerging currencies, including the mexican pesoreported a session with progress.
Data from the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) indicated that the exchange rate reached a level of 17.0185 pesos per dollar, which links a second session of gains, to appreciate by 0.75 percent, or 12.81 cents, compared to its last close. Furthermore, throughout the day, the local currency reached a maximum of 17.24 and a minimum of 16.99 units.
Meanwhile, the dollar index (dxy), which is responsible for measuring the strength of the US currency against a basket made up of six main currencies, reported a drop of 0.30 percent, standing at 105.62 units.
In the same way, the Bloomberg dollar index (bbdxy) registered a decrease of 0.41 percent, as it stood at 1,258.25 integers.
The North American currency is sold at bank windows below 18 units, at 17.60 pesos per dollar, according to data reported by Citibanamex.
What currencies beat the dollar this Monday?
Among other currencies that were placed in profit territory we find the Colombian peso 0.94 percent, Chilean peso 0.94 percent, South African rand 0.93 percent, Hungarian forint 0.54 percent, Polish zloty 0.35 percent, Peruvian sol 0.29 percent, romanian lei 0.27 percent, Bulgarian lev 0.26 percent, Chinese renminbi 0.24 percent, Taiwanese dollar 0.05 percent, Hong Kong dollar 0.04 percent.
In the money market, 10-year Mbond yieldin Mexico, is placed at a rate of 10.35 percent, while, in the United States, the yield of the 10-year bond reaches a level of 4.63 percent.
