Le peso se raffermit face au dollar dans un contexte d'absence d'accord entre les États-Unis et l'Iran

Le peso mexicain a entamé la semaine avec une progression de 0,37 % face au dollar, malgré l'incertitude liée à l'absence d'accords entre les États-Unis et l'Iran.

La monnaie locale a clôturé à 17,27 pesos pour un dollar selon les données de la Banque du Mexique. Cela représente un gain de 6,36 centavos par rapport à la clôture précédente.

Aux guichets bancaires, le dollar s'échangeait à 17,72 pesos, selon Banamex. L'analyste Felipe Mendoza, du groupe financier EBC, a souligné que l'absence de données à fort impact forcera le peso à suivre la tendance des monnaies liées aux matières premières.

L'indice dollar a reculé de 0,28 % à 99,19 points. Parmi les autres devises émergentes, le réal brésilien a progressé de 1,17 %.

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