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’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 Implied Volatility Increases on Fed Stimulus Concern

Mexican peso implied volatility rose to a two-week high as an acceleration in U.S. manufacturing stoked concern the Federal Reserve will cut a stimulus program that has buoyed the Latin American country’s securities.