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Bloomberg
Jan 27
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Chile’s peso plunged the most in 11
months after an unexpected change in pension fund rules spurred
investors to sell the currency.
Bloomberg
Jan 25
Comment
(Update2) Mexico’s benchmark local bonds are
poised for the biggest annual rally in four years after
underperforming regional debt in 2009 as the economy recovers
and the peso gains, Stone Harbor Investment Partners said.
Bloomberg
Jan 25
Comment
(Update1) The four-month rally in the
Argentine peso is poised to end because the government will seek
a weaker exchange rate to boost payments of profits from central
bank foreign reserves, Morgan Stanley said.
Bloomberg
Jan 22
Comment
(Update2) Axxion SA, Chile President-elect
Sebastian Pinera’s holding company, plunged the most in five
years on speculation that a 140 percent surge since his victory
was overdone.
New York Times
Jan 21
Comment
Eager to attract people again, luxury hotels are slashing room rates and restaurants are opening in chic neighborhoods.
Bloomberg
Jan 21
Comment
(Update2) The four-day rally that sent shares
of Chilean holding company Axxion SA up more than 100 percent
since billionaire owner Sebastian Pinera’s presidential election
has sparked a regulator’s probe and reignited criticism of...
BusinessWeek
Jan 20
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Mexico’s peso is winning over the world’s largest foreign-exchange traders as the economic recovery in the neighboring U.S. boosts the value of one of the cheapest currencies in emerging markets.
Bloomberg
Jan 19
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(Update3) Mexico’s peso is winning over the
world’s largest foreign-exchange traders as the economic
recovery in the neighboring U.S. boosts the value of one of the
cheapest currencies in emerging markets.
Metal Bulletin
Jan 15
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Argentina's mining industry secured more than 3 billion pesos ($790 million) in investments last year, according to the country’s mining secretary
BusinessWeek
Jan 11
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San Miguel Corp. agreed to a takeover offer from a company controlled by its directors that values the largest Philippine food and beverage maker at 171.7 billion pesos ($3.75 billion). The company’s shares surged.
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This article describes a currency traded on the global foreign exchange market. View articles referencing this currency. |
This article is about the official currency of Mexico. For other currencies with the name Peso, see Peso (disambiguation).
The chart at left shows the USD/MXN currency pair; the number of Mexican Peso equivalent to 1 U.S. Dollar (USD).
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