After the impact caused by the Chinese firm Depseek, the financial markets bounced yesterday, waiting for some track of the Federal Reserve and growth figures in the United States, but failed to cover the losses of the previous session.
The Mexican peso, which lost more than 2 percent against the US currency, yesterday had a daily appreciation of 0.91 percent, equivalent to 18.76 cents, to close at 20,5402 units per dollar spot.
The Mexican currency recovered two fifths of what it lost with the stir generated by Colombian tariffs and Chinese competition in artificial intelligence models (AI).
According to the Bank of Mexico, the exchange rate operated between a maximum of 20,6270 units and a minimum of 20,5270.
In the midst of Donald Trump’s renewed threats on tariff From six international currencies, 0.52 percent were appreciated, 107,72 units.
Attentive to the Fed
The market expects the Federal Reserve this Wednesday and the European Central Bank (ECB), on Thursday, to conclude their respective first meetings of the year to announce changes to the fees, but very different decisions are expected.
For the first time since June, the two large central banks will separate their paths. While the ECB will follow its path of cuts, with a drop of 0.25 percentage points that will leave the rate by 2.75 percent, the Fed will leave its rate unchanged, at 4.25-4.5 percent.
It would be the first time since September that the American Central Bank pauses in the trimming of interest rates.
The bags bouncing after yesterday’s falls caused by the Deepseek China. Nvidia advanced 8.82 percent this Tuesday and returned to the club of the 3 billion dollars of market value; The Nasdaq recovered 1.7 percent after falling 3 percentage points and reached 19 thousand 664,51 points. In turn, the S&P 500 rose 0.8 percent, to 6 thousand 61.02 integers.