Mexico's peso remains on the back foot, with the currency's slide deepening as higher interest rates fail to fully offset dollar demand, and rising diesel prices adding fresh infla
Mexico's peso remains on the back foot, with the currency's slide deepening as higher interest rates fail to fully offset dollar demand, and rising diesel prices adding fresh inflation pressure that could complicate the central bank's policy path. The trade calendar stays busy, with US-Mexico talks resuming and Korea's new economic council keeping FTA efforts alive, both offering potential sentiment support. Near term, the tension between currency weakness, building inflation, and trade headlines is shaping the market's pulse.
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