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  • ¿Mexican peso bottom contrarian indicator from Bloomberg?

    Please move this thread to the most adequate place.

    I know the 2008 crisis has not ended or seen bottom, and that financial woes, political situation and civil unrest can always go worse. I just saw this article bashing Mexican Peso. Knowing that compared to currencies different from the USD the situation looks differently, I have to ask myself the reason of the tone of this article.

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-08/wall-street-s-beloved-mexican-peso-does-nothing-but-disappoint

    Just checked. taking a 1 year frame, and using the Kitco currency charts I saw the following:





    What's your opinion regarding this?
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    Re: ¿Mexican peso bottom contrarian indicator from Bloomberg?

    the mexican peso chart over the last 12 mos looks a lot like the chart for wtc. so i think the peso is a petro-currency and is suffering from the changed view of oil.

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      Re: ¿Mexican peso bottom contrarian indicator from Bloomberg?

      So, we'll rephrase the question to make it a global one. The future of WTI/Brent/Mexican Mix is the point to look at...

      http://www.oil-price.net/
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