USD/MXN (USDMXN)
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Among emerging market currency pairs with the U.S. dollar, the Mexican peso is one of the most important and heavily traded.According to the Bank of International Settlements' triennial survey, the USD/MXN pair represented 2.1% of all forex trading by daily volume in 2016.[1]There is no traditionally, widely accepted nickname for the USD/MXN pair. However, since late 2016, it has been associated with the nickname the "Trump Trade" because of volatility prompted by changes in US-Mexico trade policies proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.[2]
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