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Banks expect the Mexican peso to weaken further by the end of 2026

Banks expect the Mexican peso to weaken further by the end of 2026

The Mexican peso weakened against the US dollar, losing 1.4% in the week covered.

It closed at more than 18.41 pesos per dollar, its weakest close since November 24 of the previous year.

Banorte and Banamex now expect the peso to be weaker at the end of 2026 and 2027 than they had previously forecast.

Banorte predicts 18.10 pesos per dollar at the end of 2026 and 17.80 at the end of 2027.

Banamex expects 18.12 at the end of 2026 and 18.48 in 2027.

A survey of 37 financial firms put the average forecast for the end of 2026 at 18 pesos per dollar, with estimates ranging from 16.80 to 18.80.

A weaker peso means more pesos are needed to buy each US dollar.

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