The Philippine peso’s rally may run out of steam after the central bank revised its projection for the nation’s balance of ...

Mexican Peso weakens for third straight day as dovish Banxico tone, sticky US inflation and trade tensions fuels USD/MXN ...

THE PESO may continue to move sideways against the dollar this week as investors await the details on the Trump administration’s planned retaliatory tariffs. The local unit closed at P57.381 per ...

The dollar was mixed on Thursday as traders mulled how severe tariffs scheduled to be revealed by U.S. President Donald Trump ...

Mexico's peso (USD:MXN)(MXN:USD) has been among the “more resilient” emerging-market currencies this year, but it’s likely to ...

Argentine farmers are selling their soy crop at the slowest pace in 10 years as producers in the South American country bet ...

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Market rates are already there, in the 8% area. And spreads to the US are at the lowest seen in years. Click to read.

Explore how the Mexican peso is under pressure from rate cuts and external trade risks affecting investor confidence.

The peso closed at US $20.30, a depreciation of 0.8% compared to its closing position of 20.14 to the greenback on Wednesday.

Argentina's libertarian President Javier Milei said on Thursday that there was "no room" for a sharp devaluation of the local ...

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