Mexico Peso Falls to Record Low Against Dollar on Greece Turmoil

Mexico’s peso fell to a record low, swept up in a global currency selloff fueled by Greece’s standoff with European authorities over a bailout.

Punished by Fitch, Mexico’s Legacy of Bad Deeds Ignored in Bonds

(Bloomberg) -- Fitch Ratings says it’s still punishing Mexico’s companies for past sins. Bond investors, though, are proving to be more forgiving.

Mexico Bond Risk Set to Drop Below Chile for First Time

Mexico is on the verge of overtaking Chile as the safest destination for bond investors in Latin America.

Mexico Currency Volatility Declines to Lowest Level Since 2008

Mexico’s peso volatility dropped to its lowest level since September 2008 as investors awaited further evidence that Latin America’s second-biggest economy is picking up momentum.

Mexico Peso Rises as Sign of U.S. Recovery Buoys Outlook

Mexico’s peso climbed the most in a week as evidence of a U.S. economic recovery boosted the Latin America country’s export outlook.

Mexico Peso Heads for Weekly Drop Amid Energy Law Rules Impasse

Mexico’s peso headed to its biggest weekly drop since January as the country’s political parties wrangled over rules for opening up the energy industry, fueling concern that so-called secondary laws may be delayed.

Mexico Peso Rises as Upgrade Defies Emerging-Market Doldrums

Mexico’s peso advanced, extending gains from yesterday, after Moody’s Investors Service raised the nation’s credit rating to the highest ever.

Mexico Peso Falls Most in Latin America on Fed Stimulus Outlook

Mexico’s peso dropped the most in Latin America as signs global growth is accelerating spurred speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will move quickly to cut U.S. monetary stimulus.

Mexico’s Peso Leads Weekly Gains in Latin America on Energy Bill

Mexico’s peso advanced, heading for the biggest weekly gain in Latin America, as lawmakers from the country’s two largest political parties signaled they are almost finished drafting a bill to overhaul the energy industry.

Mexico Peso Falls as U.S. Debt Stalemate Stokes Growth Concern

Mexico’s peso fell for the first time in four days as speculation that U.S. lawmakers will miss a deadline to raise the nation’s debt limit rekindled concern that economic growth will slow in the country’s top export market.

Mexico’s Peso Surges as Fed Stimulus Bolsters Bonds and Stocks

Mexico’s peso surged to a one-month high as the Federal Reserve refrained from paring the $85 billion pace of monthly bond buying, a stimulus program that’s fueled demand for the Latin American nation’s securities.

Mexican Peso Falls to One-Year Low on Federal Reserve Concern

Mexico’s peso declined to its lowest level in a year as U.S. manufacturing growth added to speculation that the Federal Reserve will curtail a stimulus program that has supported emerging-market assets.

Mexico’s Peso Gains on Draghi Low Rates Pledge; Bond Yields Fall

Mexico’s peso rose as a pledge from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to keep rates low eased concern that near-zero borrowing costs in developed nations were set to increase.

Mexico Peso Gains as U.S. Economic Reports Boost Export Outlook

Mexico’s peso rose for a third day as data showing the U.S. economy is improving boosted the outlook for the Latin American nation’s biggest export market.

Mexico Peso Extends Biggest Monthly Decline in Year on Economy

Mexico’s peso dropped, extending its biggest monthly decline in a year, as a surge in U.S. Treasury yields sapped demand for the Latin American nation’s assets.

Mexico Peso Falls Amid Growing Concern Fed Will Taper Stimulus

Mexico’s peso fell for a third day on growing concern the Federal Reserve will taper a stimulus program that has boosted demand for emerging-market assets.

Mexico Peso Drops on Speculation Fed to Consider Easing Stimulus

Mexico’s peso fell for a sixth day in its longest losing streak since November as speculation the Federal Reserve will consider scaling back its record program of asset purchases reduced demand for emerging-market assets.

Mexico’s Peso Drops as Weaker Global Data Damps Export Outlook

Mexico’s peso fell the most in a week after a report that showed China’s economy grew less than forecast added to concern that global expansion is slowing, damping the Latin American country’s export outlook.

Mexico’s Peso Rises as Senate Poised to Vote on Telecom Reforms

Mexico’s peso rose to a 20-month high amid speculation lawmakers are moving closer to approving a bill to boost competition in the telecommunications industry, fueling optimism for legal reforms that could bolster growth.

Mexico Peso Drops as Slower U.S. Job Growth Damps Export Outlook

Mexico’s peso tumbled as U.S. employers hired fewer workers than forecast in March, hurting prospects for the Latin American nation’s top export market.