As of Monday, February 9, 2026, the interbank exchange rate for the dollar in Mexico stands at 17.24 pesos, reflecting a slight change in the market driven by global risk appetite and U.S. consumer confidence statistics.
On February 9, 2026, the dollar opened with an interbank exchange rate of 17.24 Mexican pesos. The Mexican peso had appreciated following two days of losses, attributed to a recovering global risk appetite as investors processed recent U.S. consumer confidence data. This fluctuation in currency values highlights the interconnectedness of global markets and the influence of economic indicators from the United States on the Mexican economy.
In recent transactions at various banks, the dollar was sold with rates ranging from 17.53 to 18.20 pesos. For instance, Afirme bank quoted the dollar at 17.90 pesos, Banamex at 17.70 pesos, and Scotiabank at a higher rate of 18.20 pesos. These variations indicate differing market strategies and competitive pricing among financial institutions, reflecting the nuanced nature of currency exchange rates, which can fluctuate throughout trading sessions.
The Banco de México (Banxico) reported a recent fixed exchange rate of 17.2988 pesos per dollar, emphasizing the daily adjustments that occur based on economic conditions and market demand. As updates continue after the opening of banks post-8:00 AM, the exchange rate remains a critical focus for investors and consumers alike, influencing trade decisions and financial planning in Mexico.
