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Euro closes at 20.61 pesos in Mexico, up 2.38%
The euro closed at 20.61 Mexican pesos on October 9.
That was 2.38% higher than its previous rate of 20.13 pesos.
The euro had also risen over several consecutive days.
Over the past week, it gained 0.71%.
But compared with a year earlier, it was down 2.98%.
Its current volatility was 17.13%, well above the 6.03% reference level, indicating an unstable market.
No further outlook or next step was given.
The euro closed at 20.61 Mexican pesos on October 9.
That was a 2.38% increase from the previous price of 20.13 pesos.
Over the previous week, the euro rose 0.71%.
Its year-on-year movement showed a decline of 2.98%.
Market volatility stood at 17.13%, above the 6.03% reference level.
- Who
- The euro and the Mexican peso.
- What
- The euro closed at 20.61 Mexican pesos, up 2.38% from its previous price.
- When
- October 9; the article was published in 2026.
- Where
- Mexico.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Closing rate
- 20.61 Mexican pesos per euro
- Previous price
- 20.13 Mexican pesos per euro
- Daily change
- Up 2.38%
- Weekly change
- Up 0.71%
- Year-on-year change
- Down 2.98%
- Market volatility
- 17.13%, compared with a 6.03% reference level
Sources
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