MEXICO CITY — At the end of the exchange day in Mexico City banks, the United States dollar sold at up to 19.48 pesos, up 23 centavos compared to last Friday’s close, and was purchased at a minimum price of 18.67 pesos.
The euro was offered at up to 21.40 pesos, unchanged compared with the previous week’s session. The British pound was offered at 25.66 pesos and the Japanese yen at up to 0.277 pesos.
Banco Base explains that consequences of Brexit have generated volatility in the global financial markets, reflecting the risks ahead for the global economy.
In the capital markets, the bank said, they tend to observe losses before factors affecting the performance of future industries.
Mexico’s Central Bank (Banxico) set the exchange rate to settle liabilities denominated in foreign currency payable in the country at 19.1283 pesos.
