How To Use Mexican peso In A Sentence
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As Siam could not manufacture enough, Dutch guilders and Mexican pesos were introduced and counter stamped.
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The bank is trying to stop the free fall of the Mexican peso .
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The dollar has lost nearly 10% against the Mexican peso since January, meaning beach trips south of the border are slipping out of reach...
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More-obscure pairs, which don't trade in such high volumes and thus are prone to bigger swings, are now restricted to a 25-to-1 leverage ratio, such as the U.S. dollar/Czech koruna and U.S. dollar/Mexican peso.
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Mexican pesos and US dollars are interchanged at the general exchange rate of 10 pesos per $.
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Both the Mexican peso and local equity prices rose after the announcement was made.
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Rwandan genocide; Mexican peso crisis; Northridge quake strikes Los Angeles; Orange County defaults.
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Interest rate spreads for secondary market sovereign debt a key indicator of access to the capital markets rose to levels unseen since the height of the Mexican peso crisis in 1995.
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Currencies such as the Brazilian real and Mexican peso dropped toward their lowest levels in a year as global markets tumbled as concerns grew about a potential Greek default.
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Last week, the Mexican peso touched an all-time low versus the dollar, prompting the government to intervene in the foreign-exchange market.
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The Mexican peso, for example, has taken a hit.
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The Norwegian krone dropped 1.3%, the Mexican peso 1.2%, and the Japanese yen 0.8%.
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The transfer of a large sum of Mexican Pesos from Schwab to Bancomer took just two businesss days and was a feeless transfer at an excellent exchange rate (thanks to Schwab).
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Yet the Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, Taiwan dollar and Japanese yen all posted small gains against the greenback.
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Sterling rose 0.7 percent at $1.6689, and the dollar fell sharply against the Mexican peso and the Brazilian real.
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In addition to the large extent of the devaluation of the ISK, 22.42 percent depreciation of the Australian dollar, Brazilian real, won, and so on, the Mexican peso in more than 15%.
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The Mexican peso has lost nearly 20% against the U. S. since late 2005, while the Chinese yuan has appreciated by around 11%.
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Since August, currencies like the Brazilian real and Mexican peso have plummeted against the U.S. dollar while stock markets in Russia and China were pummeled to multiyear lows.
