The Mexican Peso depreciated against the US Dollar on Monday after US President Donald Trump decided to apply 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel imports into the United States (US), including Mexico ...

Interest rate forecasts suggest further easing in Mexico, with the Fed maintaining a cautious outlook for 2025.

The Mexican peso continued fell on Friday after U.S. employment data showed higher job losses in January than expected.

The U.S. dollar edged lower on Tuesday as President Donald Trump's tariff threats were interpreted more as a negotiating ...

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Canada and Mexico – which Trump has already threatened with tariffs – are the biggest steel importers to the United States, according to US trade data. Brazil and South Korea are also major steel ...

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Global stock markets rose on Monday, as traders largely shrugged off US President Donald Trump's latest tariffs announcement ...

President Trump's inconsistent tariff decisions have caused volatility in global markets. Key currencies like the Canadian ...

Asian equities rose with the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar Tuesday after Donald Trump said he would delay the imposition ...