The weight it remained on Monday with a slight decline against the dollar, in a session attentive to commercial data and news about the dispute between the United States and China.
According to data from Bank of Mexico (Banxico), the Mexican currency had a fall of 0.08 percent and is listed at 18.79 units.
In a bank window, the dollar closed at 19.13 units, higher than the closing reported Friday by Citibanamex, which was 19.10.
The Bloomberg Index, which measures the strength of the greenback against a basket of ten currencies, 0.02 percent was appreciated, at 192.77 points.
Financial markets begin the week cautiously while waiting for several relevant economic events and indicators.
This week, the signing of the ‘phase one’ agreement between the United States and China stands out on the commercial front. This will take place on Wednesday.
In addition, China’s fourth-quarter economic growth will be published, where it is expected to show an annual growth of close to 6 percent to average the year at 6.1 percent.
On Thursday and Friday, retail sales and industrial production will be announced in December, respectively.
During the day, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) He reported that the gross fixed investment registered a monthly contraction of 1.5 percent in October, the largest since May last year.
While in the annual comparison, the investment registered a drop of 8.7 percent, accumulating nine consecutive months downwards.
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