Most of the main currencies of Latin America They fell on Wednesday, waiting for the minutes of The last meeting of the Federal Reserve And before nervousness after The new tariff ads of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
It should be noted that The Fed maintained its interest rate in January to persistent inflationafter starting last September a cycle of monetary relaxation, and investors will seek clues in the minutes about the future of monetary policy.
Meanwhile, Trump said Tuesday that Automobile tariffs will be around 25% and that will have more to share on the subject on April 2.
“I will probably say it on April 2, but it will be around 25%”Trump told journalists.
How are coins in Latin America on Wednesday
Under that scenario, the Mexican weight It dropped 0.51%, to 20,3436 units per dollar, after six consecutive hike sessions, while the S&P/BMV IPC index, composed of the 35 most liquid shares in the market, lost 0.6%, at 54,149 , 16 points.
“Today, the weight weakens, like 65% of emerging currenciesafter considering new threats on the tariff plan of the US President, Donald Trump, in an environment of risk aversion by the failed negotiations between Russia and the United States, “Monex’s brokerage said.
Mexican investors also expected the quarterly report of Bank of Mexicoin search of updates of their macroeconomic perspectives.
He Brazilian real It was almost stable at 5,6917 units per dollar, while the referential of the B3 stock of Sao Paul week.
He Chilean weight It lowered 0.21, to 951.20/951.50 units per dollar, in the midst of a global advance of the US currency and a slight setback in copper prices, the largest export in the country. Meanwhile, the main index of the Santiago Stock Exchange, the IPSA fell 0.43%, to 7,266.87 points.
He Colombian weight 0.17% was depreciated to 4,097 units per dollar, after three days of profits that keeps the currency near maximums of almost six months; while in the stock market the MSCI Colcap share index yielded 0.10% to 1,574.98 points.
The Argentine wholesale peso, meanwhile, operated with control of the Central Bank (BCRA) to 1,058.75 units per dollar, while the leading shareholding S&P merval of Buenos Aires reversed previous increases and fell 0.24%.
The Peruvian currencythe Sun, traded against its peers in the region and showed 0.16% to 3,677/3,680 units per dollar. For its part, the referential of the Lima Stock Exchange fell 0.42% to 793.81 points.
Source: Ambito

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