Higher #Dollar in Latin America due to Mexico

México's political risk has driven the dollar's value higher in Latin América. Policy uncertainty and tensions between the government and private sector have weakened the Mexican peso. Investors seek safer assets, boosting demand for the dollar. This trend ripples across Latin América, where currencies are closely tied to the peso. Argentina, Colombia, and Chile's currencies have also depreciated. A strong dollar increases import costs, fueling inflation concerns. Central banks may raise interest rates to stabilize their currencies. México's political climate will continue shaping the region's economic outlook, influencing dollar pricing and trade dynamics in Latin América. $USDC