Dollar Dips as US Inflation Cools, Boosting Mexican Peso at Week’s End
Mexico City – November 30, 2025 – The US dollar experienced a decline against the Mexican peso today, Sunday, November 30, 2025, driven by recent US inflation data signaling potential shifts in Federal Reserve monetary policy. this movement offers relief to importers and those holding peso-denominated assets, while possibly impacting exporters.
US inflation figures released on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, came in lower than anticipated, fueling expectations that the Federal Reserve may pause or even cut interest rates in the near future. Lower US interest rates typically weaken the dollar as investors seek higher returns elsewhere. Consequently, the Mexican peso has strengthened.
Specifically, lower-than-expected US inflation reduces global demand for dollars and puts pressure on US authorities to avoid tightening monetary policy, resulting in a downward trend for the dollar exchange rate against the Mexican peso. This dynamic was particularly evident following the Wednesday inflation report.
Current Exchange Rates (as of November 30, 2025): [Note: This article dose not provide specific exchange rates. A live exchange rate calculator would be needed to fill this in.]
This trend highlights the interconnectedness of the US and Mexican economies, where US economic performance significantly influences the value of the Mexican peso.
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