Mexican Peso Continues to Strengthen: Reaching New Heights
The Mexican peso is experiencing a period of significant strength, starting Friday, February 13, 2026, with stability below $17.30. This continues a trend that has seen the peso approach its yearly record low against the US dollar.
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Current Exchange Rate and Recent Performance
As of 06:44 CDMX time, the US dollar was trading at $17.21 Mexican pesos, a slight decrease of 0.01% compared to the previous close of $17.22, according to Google Finance. This continues the peso’s positive trajectory.
Year-to-Date Gains: The “Superpeso” Returns
The peso’s gains against the dollar are even more pronounced year-to-date, with a cumulative drop of 4.26% since January 1st. This performance has led to the peso being referred to as a “superpeso.”
Dollar to Peso Rates at Major Mexican Banks
- Afirme: 16.40 (buy) | 17.80 (sell)
- Banco Azteca: 15.95 (buy) | 17.84 (sell)
- BBVA Bancomer: 16.38 (buy) | 17.51 (sell)
- Banorte: 16.05 (buy) | 17.55 (sell)
- Banamex: 16.69 (buy) | 17.65 (sell)
- Scotiabank: 16.00 (buy) | 19.00 (sell)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the current exchange rate? As of February 13, 2026, the US dollar is trading at $17.21 Mexican pesos.
- What does it mean when the peso is called a “superpeso”? It refers to the peso’s significant strength and appreciation against the US dollar.
- Where can I find the latest exchange rates? You can find current rates at Google Finance and at major Mexican banks like Afirme, Banco Azteca, BBVA Bancomer, Banorte, Banamex, and Scotiabank.
Stay informed about the evolving exchange rates and their impact on the Mexican economy.
