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Published on Friday, October 7, 2016 | Updated on Friday, October 7, 2016

Mexico | The aftermath of the first US presidential debate: a tipping point for the MXN?

Clinton’s meaningful gains since the first presidential debate have shored up the MXN. Relative to other EM currencies, the MXN has outperformed by about 4% since the first US presidential debate. Looking ahead, if as current odds suggest Clinton ends up winning the election, a bet on the MXN would likely pay handsomely

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Javier AmadorBBVA Research - Principal Economist
Carlos SerranoBBVA Research - Chief Economist

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Macroeconomic Analysis

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