The USD/MXN broke under 21.60 and tumbled to 21.27 reaching the lowest level in almost a week. Recently it rebounded rising back above 21.40 and trimmed losses following some hawkish remarks from Fed Chair Powell.
The Mexican peso went from oversold to overbought levels in a few days. The USD/MXN is falling sharply however it trimmed losses. A weaker US dollar across the board was the key event, and also a stronger MXN.
During the last hour, Powell at the Senate mentioned that it is time to retire “transitory” as a description of inflation, triggering a decline in Treasuries. The rebound in yields boosted the greenback across the board, sending USD/MXN back above 21.40.
Volatility appears to be set to continue during the next hours. Price moves were also exacerbated prior to Powell’s comments on the back of end-of-month flows.
A recovery above 21.60 would weaken the Mexican peso while a consolidation under 21.45 would keep the 21.30 support area exposed.
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