Mexican Peso

• Banco de Mexico (BdM) is the central bank of Mexico. Its objective is to ensure price stability in the Mexican economy.
• Price setting method: the exchange rate system is described as floating, but the BdM has a policy of active intervention in the foreign exchange market. Most often, the goal is to defend the peso against the US dollar.

• The only freely convertible and transferable Latin American currency, the Mexican Peso is considered extremely liquid by the markets.

• The Mexican Peso is extremely volatile because three main factors influence it: the variation of the price of energy (oil and gas), the appetite of the markets for the risk, and the political and economic relations of Mexico with the USA.

There are no special restrictions on the purchase and sale of MXN.