USD/MXN (US Dollar to Mexican Peso) Forecast, Page 1

Donald Trump’s tweet ignite the markets again. This time, POTUS was optimistic about the future deal with China, which on some markets, caused and euphoric buying frenzy.

Today is a big day, possibly another rate cut from FED and there is a chance that this time it is the last one, at least for now. Ahead of this, stocks are climbing higher and traders are pretty optimistic about the future.

It has been an uneventful Wednesday session, with the Canadian, Mexican and British currencies showing little movement. With no major U.S. events on the schedule, traders can expect the lack of activity to continue in North American trade.

It’s been a quiet day for the Canadian, Mexican and British currencies. The Canadian dollar is flat, despite weak retail sales data. The pound is steady, but we could see volatility this week, as parliament debates the Brexit withdrawal deal.

The Canadian dollar has settled down on Friday, after considerable gains on Thursday. The British pound is steady, ahead of a possibly historic vote over Brexit on Saturday. The Mexican peso continues to trade at a 10-week high against the greenback.

Recent rotation in multiple foreign currencies hints at the fact that a new stage of the “Capital Shift” process is taking place and that skilled technical investors need to pay very close attention to how these currencies continue to react over the next 3 to 6+ months. In the

The British pound continues to impress, and has climbed to 5-month highs. The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso are showing limited movement.

On Tuesday, the Canadian and Mexican dollars are trading sideways. With no key U.S. numbers in the Tuesday session, traders can expect limited movement in the North American session. The British pound has posted slight gains on the day.

The U.S. dollar has suffered broad losses on Thursday, after soft consumer inflation numbers. The pound has surged over 1.0%, while the Mexican and Canadian currencies have also registered gains against the greenback.

The pound continues to lose ground on Tuesday and has fallen close to the 1.22 line. The Canadian and British currencies are showing little movement.

It has been a slow start to the new trading week. The Canadian, British and Mexican currencies are all showing limited movement on Monday. With no major releases on Monday, traders can expect a quiet North American session.

The Canadian, Mexican and British currencies have been steady on Friday, but the U.S. nonfarm payrolls and wage growth numbers disappointed. The weak numbers could shake up the currency markets in the North American session.

The U.S. released a soft services PMI report on Thursday, and the British pound and Mexican peso have taken advantage with gains. However, the Canadian dollar, which is sensitive to weak U.S. numbers, has posted sharp losses.

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The Canadian dollar and British pound are higher on Wednesday, despite weak economic numbers. The U.S. dollar has gained ground on the peso, and is moving towards the 20-level, which has psychological significance.

Friday trade has been calm, with limited movement from the British, Canadian and Mexican currencies. The U.S. expected to release a soft core durable goods report at 12:30 GMT. A weak reading could dampen investor sentiment and trigger volatility before the week is over.

The British pound and Canadian dollar are flat on Thursday, while the Mexican peso has lost further ground. U.S. GDP, showed growth of 2.0% in Q2, as expected.

The U.S. dollar is higher across the board and has posted gains against the Canadian, Mexican and British currencies. The British pound is having a rough day, with losses of close to 1.0%, as the political turmoil in the U.K. deepens.

The Canadian and Mexican currencies are showing little movement on Tuesday. The British pound is also calm, despite the political turmoil surrounding the Brexit deal.

It has been a calm start to the trading week in North America as well as in the U.K. The Mexican, Canadian and British currencies are all showing limited movement on Monday. With little for the markets to digest on the fundamental front, traders can expect a quiet Monday session.