The Mexican peso opened this Friday at 19.42 pesos per U.S. dollar, representing a slight appreciation of 0.14% or 3 cents from the previous day, based on data from Bloomberg. This minor gain comes after a week of fluctuating exchange rates, with the peso facing volatility during the overnight session.
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