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First modification: 02/21/2026 - 18:08 Last modification: 02/21/2026 - 18:09

The Mexican "superweight" shows its strength against the US dollar, driven by the "carry trade", nearshoring and a global decline in the dollar of more than 10%. The Brazilian real, the Colombian peso and the Paraguayan guaraní are other Latin American currencies that stand on the podium of strengthened currencies, which have not given ground against the greenback. What is the cause of this phenomenon and who are the winners and losers in this scenario? In this episode we analyze it together with Paula Chaves, financial markets analyst at HFM.

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