USD to MXN 2025 Latest Exchange Rate Trend: Is the Dollar Still Strong? Will the Peso Rebound?

1.USD to MXN——Current Exchange Rate Overview

As of September 25, 2025, the USD/MXN Exchange Rate is approximately 18.40. On September 24, the intraday high for the dollar against the peso was about 18.45, the low was about 18.33, and it closed near 18.42. Overall, the Exchange Rate remains oscillating within the range of 18.35–18.45.

2. News Perspective: USD vs Peso Performance in the Market

Recent analysis indicates that USD/MXN has broken below its recent consolidation range, showing a new downward trend. If the dollar cannot surpass the 18.65 resistance against the peso, it may continue to weaken, with target levels at 18.15 or lower.

From a macro perspective, the strong performance of the U.S. economy and the dollar’s safe-haven status have suppressed emerging market currencies, including the Mexican peso. Meanwhile, Mexico’s own monetary policy, inflation, and economic growth conditions also influence the peso’s trend.

3. Technical Analysis and Key Price Ranges

• Resistance range: around 18.65, if broken, it may reverse the downward trend.
• Support range: 18.15 and the 17.80–17.60 area, as potential downside targets.
• Trend line: From a technical perspective, the current trend is leaning towards bearish. If it cannot return to the highs, the downward trend may continue.

4. Core Variables Affecting the Exchange Rate

• Federal Reserve policy direction
• Mexico’s central bank (Banxico) interest rate and policy adjustments
• Economic data and market expectations (inflation, employment, GDP)
• Capital Flow / Global Risk Appetite
• Oil Prices and Commodity Price Trends
• Trade and Policy Risks

5. How to protect your interests in exchange rate fluctuations?

• Exchange currency in batches to avoid taking on risk all at once.
• Use forward contracts to lock in the exchange rate.
• Set price alerts to avoid missing key market trends.
• Pay attention to the decision-making time points of the Federal Reserve and Banxico.
• Avoid blind operations in extreme market conditions.

6. Outlook for the second half of 2025 USD/MXN

If the US dollar remains strong and the US economy continues to grow, the Mexican peso may continue to be under pressure. If the Mexican economy improves, inflation falls, and the central bank has room to cut interest rates, the peso may see a rebound.

From a technical perspective, if USD/MXN cannot break through the 18.65 resistance, there is still a risk of a short-term drop to 18.15 or even lower. The long-term trend will depend on the economic fundamentals and policy differences between the two countries.