Today, the Mexican peso is trading at 17.19 pesos per dollar in the interbank market as of February 10, 2026, reflecting a slight devaluation of the dollar against the peso.
As of February 10, 2026, the exchange rate for the Mexican peso against the US dollar stands at 17.19 pesos in the interbank market, according to Bloomberg data. This figure indicates a marginal decrease of 0.01 pesos, which suggests that the peso has gained some strength against the dollar, attributable to recent economic conditions.
On the previous day, the peso experienced appreciation following disappointing performance by the US dollar and the release of inflation data for January by Inegi. These developments have reinforced expectations regarding the Bank of Mexico's decision to halt its monetary easing cycle last week, hinting at a more stable economic outlook for Mexico.
Additionally, various banks have set different selling prices for the dollar, ranging from 17.45 pesos at BBVA to 18.20 pesos at Scotiabank, indicating a competitive market environment for currency exchange. This evolving situation is pertinent for businesses and individuals engaged in international trade or travel, emphasizing the importance of monitoring currency fluctuations closely.
