USD/MXN lower on US data

FXStreet (Córdoba) - The mexican peso is rising against the dollar on Wednesday, on the back of weak economic data from the United States. USD/MXN dropped from 15.320 to 15.148, reaching a 2-day low but then moved off session lows.

The pair rebounded from 15.150 but the recovery was capped by 15.256 and currently the pair trades at 15.226, down 0.70% for the day.

US Commerce Department numbers showed that retail sales were unchanged in April; analysts were expecting an increase of 0.2%; the annual rate dropped to 0.9%, the lowest level since November 2009.

USD/MXN still bearish but support ahead

The pair still holds a bearish tone in the short term but the downside remains limited. The area around 15.100 (April 16, 17 and May 8 lows) continues to be a strong support. If the mexican peso managed to break it, it could dip further to 15.000.

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