
Mexican coins have increasingly been substituted for notes, with $20-peso coins in particular seeing widespread adoption. Amidst changes in the global market, the Euro increased following a German debt reform while the US dollar experienced a decrease. The Mexican Peso, while having moments of vulnerability against the Canadian dollar due to tariff wars, has largely maintained its liquidity for numerous reasons.
The 'coin toss' US elections resulted in some momentary lapse for the Peso, but it recovered against USD ahead of the elections. Bitcoin, on the other hand, rose about 10% against the Mexican peso in the so-called 'Trump Trade', even as gold's value stayed consistent.
As the currency trading on the Forex market swings, the Mexican Peso has continuously strengthened against the USD, at times hitting its strongest closing position since 2015. In contrast, fears following a Fed Cut caused the Peso to slump to a record low.
The digital currency front isn't static either, as new stablecoins such as MXNe have been introduced in Mexico by Etherfuse and Brale. USD/MXN predictions suggest a potential drama, and exchanges like Binance have expanded their offerings with new trading pairs in Mexican peso and USDC.
Looking forward, experts are keeping an eye on the crypto regulations set to be implemented in Mexico by 2024. Meanwhile, local exchanges and trading platforms continue to flourish, providing various crypto-related services to the Mexican population.
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