Peso gains against US economic data; this is how the dollar is trading today.

In a day that began with a declining dollar , the Mexican peso started trading on the upside today, Friday, October 24, 2025.

Bloomberg reports that the Mexican peso has appreciated 0.23% compared to its close yesterday, Thursday, October 23, coinciding with a declining dollar.

The exchange rate is quoted at 18.3593 pesos per dollar at wholesale today, and with a tendency towards gains during the rest of the exchange session.

Bloomberg , citing the Monex financial group, notes that the rise in the Mexican peso's dollar price today coincides with the release of economic data on consumer prices in the United States, which were affected by the government shutdown. Furthermore, underlying inflation in the neighboring country rose less than expected, suggesting the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.

The outlet also notes that among the currencies it tracks, the Mexican peso is the third-largest gainer against the dollar, behind the South African rand and the Brazilian real.

Dollar to peso exchange rate today, October 24, at major Mexican banks:

• Banco Azteca buys at 17.10 and sells at 18.94
• BBVA buys at 17.52 and sells at 18.65
• Banorte buys at 17.15 and sells at 18.70
• Banamex buys at 17.83 and sells at 18.85
• Scotiabank buys at 17.40 and sells at 18.90

The Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) indicates that the exchange rate for the US dollar for this session, Friday, October 24, is 18.4033 Mexican pesos.

Don't forget that the dollar exchange rate is updated throughout the day, so the buying and selling price may be different at the counters. of the branches at the different times you go to make your transactions.

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