Dollar Price for Mexico: Today’s USD to MXN Exchange Rate

As of Saturday, February 22, 2025, the average exchange rate for the US dollar in Mexico stands at 1 Dollar = 20.3087 Mexican Pesos.

⇧ 0.0063 change representing a 0.03% increase

• Buy Rate: 19.9043 MXN
• Sell Rate: 20.7131 MXN

Non-Banking Day

• Weekly Change: ⇧ 0.01 or 0.04% increase
• Monthly Change: ⇩ -0.24 or 1.18% decrease
• Quarterly Change: ⇩ -0.34 or 1.63% decrease
• Yearly Change: ⇩ -0.34 or 1.63% decrease
• Change Since Biden Administration: ⇧ 0.69 or 3.52% increase
• Change Since AMLO Administration: ⇧ 0.22 or 1.08% increase

Comparative Table of Dollar to Mexican Peso Exchange Rates

Below is a comparison table showing the dollar price in Mexican pesos as published today by various banks and Mexican government entities.

Today’s News Headlines about the Dollar in Mexico

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  El Financiero: Cetes, Mercado Pago, Klar, and Stori Lower Rates: Which gives you more if you invest a thousand pesos?
  Investments in Cetes and accounts like Nu, Stori, Mercado Pago, and Klar have changed the rates they offer savers; these are the returns they currently pay.

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  El Financiero: Are ATMs accomplices? This is the modus operandi of robbers targeting bank customers.
  This is the modus operandi of assaults on customers leaving a bank, according to Ildefonso, a criminal sentenced for this type of robbery.

Yesterday’s News Headlines about the Dollar in Mexico

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  El Financiero: 2025: Recession or Stagnation?
  Is the Mexican economy stagnating? Víctor Piz analyzes Banxico’s quarterly report, where low growth is expected.

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  El Financiero: Nu shares fall: Financial results and economic uncertainty in Brazil affect.
  Nu Holdings Ltd. lost 12 billion dollars in market value on Friday in its worst session on record after releasing its fourth-quarter earnings.

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  El Financiero: Billionaire warns Trump tariffs will slow down the US economy: ‘I’m quite pessimistic’.
  US growth is likely to slow in the second half of the year due to the impact of tariffs on the economy.

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  El Financiero: And the money? Pemex must clarify the destination of more than 1000 million pesos for debts and inconsistencies in Dos Bocas.
  The Superior Audit Office of the Federation revealed that Pemex must clarify the destination of 1.105 billion pesos spent during 2023.

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  El Financiero: Dollar curbs peso advance after Mexico’s GDP data: How much does the exchange rate depreciate TODAY?
  Mexico’s economy advanced only 0.5% in 2024, a figure lower than estimated by Inegi, and the contraction in the last quarter of last year was also confirmed.

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  El Financiero: Wall Street ‘gets tense’ due to China’s ‘claim’ to the US Treasury Secretary: Dow Jones falls 0.83%.
  The main Wall Street indicators react to China’s concerns about tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.

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  El Financiero: Tic-toc, Trump’s tariffs are approaching: What agreements did Marcelo Ebrard achieve in the US?
  US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on the Mexican economy.

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  El Financiero: With M for bad and worse: Mexico’s GDP grew 0.5% in 2024, less than estimated.
  In addition, Inegi confirmed the first contraction of the Mexican economy at a quarterly rate since 2021. The data is not a ‘good sign’, especially considering Donald Trump’s tariff threats.

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  El Financiero: Veracruz emerges as an investment hub in southern-southeastern Mexico.
  Following the Council of the Americas forum, the investment potential in southern-southeastern Mexico and the Interoceanic Corridor is highlighted.

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  El Financiero: Banxico’s macroeconomic scenario.
  The Bank of Mexico points out that consumption and investment would maintain some sluggishness, especially considering that investment faces headwinds, given a particularly uncertain outlook.

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  El Financiero: Luz Araceli González: What about the Tesla Gigafactory?
  Almost two years ago, the Governor of Nuevo León celebrated the arrival of a multi-million dollar investment with great fanfare.

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  El Financiero: What is Banxico looking for?
  Its official objective, to reach and maintain an inflation of 3 percent, seems to have moved to a secondary place.

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  El Financiero: Bank of Mexico rules out halting cuts due to uncertainty.
  Analysts believe that there are elements to see another half-percentage point cut in the monetary policy decision on March 27, which would bring the interest rate to 9.0 percent.

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  El Financiero: Netflix will invest 1,000 million dollars to produce films and series in Mexico: How many productions will it make per year?
  ‘Together with the government of Mexico and the industry, we will also continue to finance programs that help diverse and creative talent behind the camera,’ said Ted Sarandos when announcing an investment of 1,000 million dollars in Mexico.

Disclaimer: Updated with public information every 7 minutes. The amounts are reference data only. The dollar currency expressed is the ‘US Dollar’ with the ISO4217 alphabetic code ‘USD’ and the numeric code ‘840’. The peso currency expressed is the ‘Mexican New Peso’ with the ISO4217 alphabetic code ‘MXN’ and the numeric code ‘484’. 20250222090941474