Mexico's peso keeps sliding, with losses deepening to its weakest level since March and marking a clear end to the "superpeso" era as climbing US bond yields draw capital north. Th
Mexico's peso keeps sliding, with losses deepening to its weakest level since March and marking a clear end to the "superpeso" era as climbing US bond yields draw capital north. The equity market is moving lower alongside the currency, though Banobras announced a large infrastructure pipeline with fast-track approvals and issued local bonds, a potential support channel for domestic activity. Underneath the pressure, pension funds have lifted their holdings of Mexican government debt to a record share, and attractive local yields are offering the peso some cushion even as the broader trend stays soft.
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