Sunday, September 25, 2016

Dollar remains at 20 pesos in banks – The Radio Sunday

The cheapest option was Banco Azteca, which sold the u.s. currency to 19.86 weights.

however, it is not easy to see that to buy a dollar it is necessary to allocate nearly 20 pesos, equivalent to 27 per cent of the minimum wage prevailing in the Mexico City, and from there, the illusions will die because they are undeniable effects in the real purchasing power of the population and the risk that the overview we present is extremely recessive, with all the social implications that that means.

Yesterday, the retail, the dollar closed 20 pesos windows Banamex, 35 cents more than last Thursday.

so far this year, the peso has depreciated against the dollar by around 15 percent.

The first thing is that you have increased the chances of the republican candidate, Donald Trump, wins the presidential election in Usa, the next 8 November.

The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) set the type of change to settle liabilities named in foreign currency payable in the Mexican Republic in 19.8394 weights for the dollar.

it was Also a positive day for the capital markets: The Mexican Stock market had a gain of 1.27%, in line with Wall Street, where the Dow rose 0.90%, and the Standard & Poor’s 500, 1.95; while the technology index Nasdaq rose 1.03%.

So, in a session in which investors were waiting am looking forward to the release of the central bank american and the mensjaje, the Price Index and Quotes (CPI) inched 587.86 integers, to be located in 46,929.19 units.

on the other hand, faced with the reality of the weight, it is important to note that in accordance with behaviors of the currency, the dollar seems to be strengthened, especially because the market seems convinced that the Federal Reserve will increase the rate of interest reference.

The oil prices rise after an unexpected drop in inventories of crude united States, at a time when a strike of workers of oil services in Norway threatens to reduce production in the North Sea, reported Reuters.

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