Il peso guadagna terreno contro il dollaro nonostante l'assenza di un accordo tra Stati Uniti e Iran

Il peso messicano ha iniziato la settimana con un guadagno dello 0,37 percento rispetto al dollaro, nonostante l'incertezza dovuta alla mancanza di accordi tra Stati Uniti e Iran.

La valuta locale ha chiuso a 17,27 pesos per dollaro secondo i dati della Banca del Messico. Ciò rappresenta un guadagno di 6,36 centesimi rispetto alla chiusura precedente.

Agli sportelli bancari il dollaro è stato scambiato a 17,72 pesos, secondo Banamex. L'analista Felipe Mendoza di EBC Financial Group ha osservato che l'assenza di dati ad alto impatto costringerà il peso a seguire l'andamento delle valute legate alle materie prime.

L'indice del dollaro è sceso dello 0,28 percento a 99,19 unità. Tra le altre valute emergenti, il real brasiliano ha guadagnato l'1,17 percento.

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