Mexico's peso remains under pressure near its weakest levels since March, with rising US yields continuing to pull capital north even as Banxico signals it can hold rates at curren
Mexico's peso remains under pressure near its weakest levels since March, with rising US yields continuing to pull capital north even as Banxico signals it can hold rates at current levels without following the Fed. The equity market is drifting lower alongside the currency, while officials emphasize the country's financial solidity amid global risks. Local yields and record pension fund holdings of government debt still offer the peso some underlying cushion, though the broader trend stays soft.
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