The exchange rate between the Mexican peso (MXN) and the US dollar (USD) is crucial for individuals and businesses engaged in cross-border transactions. The floating exchange rate system used by both countries means that the value of the peso fluctuates based on market forces, including supply and demand.
Over the past decade, the Mexican peso has depreciated against the US dollar, meaning that it takes more pesos to purchase the same amount of dollars. This depreciation has been driven by several economic factors, including:
The real-time exchange rate between the Mexican peso and the US dollar is constantly fluctuating. However, as of January 2023, the following rates are the most recent:
For quick reference, the following tables provide exchange rates for common amounts:
USD Amount | MXN Amount |
---|---|
$1 | MEX$21.12 |
$10 | MEX$211.20 |
$100 | MEX$2,112.00 |
$1,000 | MEX$21,120.00 |
MXN Amount | USD Amount |
---|---|
MEX$100 | $4.73 |
MEX$1,000 | $47.32 |
MEX$10,000 | $473.20 |
MEX$100,000 | $4,732.00 |
Currency exchange plays a vital role in international trade, tourism, and investment. It enables:
By comprehending currency exchange, individuals and businesses can:
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