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US Dollar to Mexican Peso

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USD/MXN

US Dollar / Mexican Peso

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THE TECHNICAL PICTURE

USD/MXN technicals

Oscillators and moving averages by timeframe.

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THE DAILY BRIEF

Peso today

Price observations & reported news

AUTOMATIC DAILY BRIEF Reference observation: November 6, 2026

USD/MXN rises 0.61% in the latest daily comparison

Between November 5, 2026 and November 6, 2026, the daily reference rate moved from 18.5901 to 18.7038 MXN per dollar. That represents a weaker peso against the dollar over this observation window.

Separately, fxstreet.com reported on November 5, 2026: Mexican Peso reels as Banxico's surprise rate cut fuels easing bets

The report provides news context from its own publication time; it does not establish the cause of the reference-rate change above.

ECB reference rates via Frankfurter Rates checked: November 6, 2026, 16:15 UTCNews checked: November 6, 2026, 16:15 UTC

THE POLICY PICTURE

Banxico at a glance

Official policy data, checked hourly. Calendar checked daily.

Explore the Banxico guide
Official rate · last checked November 6, 2026, 16:15 UTC6.25%

Effective November 6, 2026

Next scheduled decisionDecember 17, 2026

13:00 Mexico City time · subject to changes

Calendar checked: November 6, 2026, 16:15 UTC

Latest published decision−25 basis points

Announced November 5, 2026

Official rate feed Latest official decision Official calendar

The effective date and last source-check time are separate.

PLAN THE WEEK AHEAD

USD/MXN weekly outlook

Conditional scenarios
RULES-BASED WEEKLY OUTLOOK November 2, 2026–November 6, 2026

USD/MXN closes above its 20-day average

The latest completed daily close is 18.6077, versus a 20-observation moving average of 18.4701. The prior completed week traded between 18.5304 and 18.9234. This describes observed price behaviour, not a prediction.

Range scenario

While price remains between 18.6139 and 19.0068, watch how it behaves around the weekly pivot at 18.7686.

Stronger dollar scenario

A sustained break above 19.0068 would favour the upside scenario. Returning below the pivot would weaken it.

Stronger peso scenario

A sustained break below 18.6139 would favour the downside scenario. Recovering above the pivot would weaken it.

Policy event to monitor: Banxico’s next scheduled decision is December 17, 2026. A schedule does not predict the decision or the currency reaction.

Yahoo Finance daily OHLC Last successful check: November 6, 2026, 16:15 UTCLatest completed candle: November 5, 2026

Recalculates with source updates. Trend is above/below the 20-day average using a 0.1% neutral band. Pivot = (prior-week high + low + final close) ÷ 3; S1 = 2 × pivot − high; R1 = 2 × pivot − low. In-progress daily candles are excluded. These are conditional technical scenarios, not an editorial forecast or guaranteed targets.

WEEKLY SUPPORT · S118.6139

If USD/MXN breaks lower

A sustained move below the calculated weekly pivot support would point to a firmer peso. Watch whether the next daily observation confirms the move.

WEEKLY PIVOT · P18.7686

While the pair stays in range

Movement around the pivot suggests consolidation. Upcoming policy news and economic releases can help determine the next direction.

WEEKLY RESISTANCE · R119.0068

If USD/MXN breaks higher

A sustained move above the calculated weekly pivot resistance would point to a softer peso. Watch for follow-through rather than relying on one quote.

Based on completed daily OHLC candles from October 26, 2026–October 30, 2026 (5 sessions). Pivot calculations are derived indicators, not guaranteed turning points.

THE HEADLINES BEHIND THE MARKET

Latest USD/MXN news

All USD/MXN news

The latest dollar–peso headlines from our news feed. Impact labels describe the direction of USD/MXN, not the peso on its own.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE

What moves the Mexican peso?

Three forces worth keeping on your radar.

01 / MONETARY POLICY

The Fed vs. Banxico

The gap between US and Mexican interest rates can influence demand for peso assets. Watch inflation releases, policy decisions and how expectations change.

Explore Banco de México

02 / CROSS-BORDER ECONOMY

US trade & investment

Mexico’s trade relationship with the US connects the peso to export demand, investment flows and trade policy. Tariff uncertainty can change the outlook quickly.

See US–Mexico trade data

03 / COMMODITIES & RISK

Oil & market sentiment

Oil affects Mexico’s energy sector and public finances. Global risk appetite also matters: investors may reduce exposure to emerging-market currencies during stress.

Explore economic indicators

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Your peso questions,
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How much is 1 US dollar in Mexican pesos?+

The rate card above shows how many Mexican pesos one US dollar buys, along with the source timestamp. Enter any amount in the converter to calculate its equivalent. Rates offered by banks and transfer providers may include a spread and fees.

Is the Mexican peso getting stronger or weaker?+

A falling USD/MXN rate means the peso is strengthening against the dollar: fewer pesos buy one dollar. A rising USD/MXN rate means the peso is weakening. The automatic daily brief compares the two latest published daily reference observations and links to the latest relevant news.

Why does the Mexican peso go up or down?+

The peso responds to expectations for Federal Reserve and Banco de México policy, inflation, trade with the United States and global risk appetite. Oil prices can also matter, but the relationship is not fixed. A price change alone does not prove which factor caused it.

How do I convert Mexican pesos to US dollars?+

Divide your peso amount by the USD/MXN exchange rate. To convert dollars to pesos, multiply your dollar amount by the rate. Switch the direction of the converter above to calculate either way.

Will the dollar rise against the Mexican peso?+

No forecast can guarantee the next move. The rules-based weekly outlook uses completed daily OHLC candles, a 20-day moving average and prior-week pivot levels. It updates with source data and describes conditional scenarios rather than guaranteed price targets.

Is it better to exchange dollars in the US or Mexico?+

Compare the final amount you receive after all fees rather than choosing by country alone. Banks, exchange offices and transfer services can offer different rates. Use the converter as a comparison reference, then check the actual provider quote.

Does USD/MXN trade on weekends?+

The spot forex market generally trades from Sunday evening through Friday evening in US time. Quotes may stay unchanged over weekends and holidays, and daily reference sources only update on their publication schedule.

About this page: exchange rates are indicative, not executable bank or broker quotes. The daily brief and weekly outlook update from source data using fixed rules. Policy rates, calendars, news and candles show their own dates and last successful checks. Market prices may differ between sources.