Mexico peso dollar exchange rate November 9, 2026, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City): On Monday, November 9, 2026, the U.S. dollar (USD) recorded a slight decline in financial markets, trading at 18.5937 Mexican pesos (MXN) per unit.
The currency fell 0.07 percent, equivalent to a decrease of 0.0133 pesos compared with the previous session.
During the early hours of the trading day, the dollar moved within a daily range of 18.5467 pesos at the low to 18.6480 pesos at the high. Interbank buying prices stood at 18.5904 pesos and selling prices at 18.5969 pesos.
Over the past seven days, the dollar has gained 0.10 percent, after opening at 18.6098 pesos and closing its last session at 18.607 pesos. Over the medium term, the dollar rose 1.02 percent over the last month, 8.54 percent over three months and 8.23 percent over six months.
Over the past twelve months, the dollar has shown a moderate increase of 0.7471 percent, moving within a 52-week range with a low of 16.8555 pesos and a high of 18.9690 pesos. The five-year trend, however, shows a cumulative decline of the dollar of 8.39 percent in favor of the Mexican peso.
Mexican banks applied different buying and selling prices on Monday. Afirme quoted 17.70 pesos to buy and 19.20 pesos to sell.
Banco Azteca quoted 17.35 pesos to buy and 19.19 pesos to sell. Banco del Bajío quoted 16.60 pesos to buy and 17.90 pesos to sell.
Banamex quoted 16.51 pesos to buy and 17.47 pesos to sell. Bansi quoted 16.80 pesos to buy and 17.32 pesos to sell.
BBVA quoted 19.83 pesos to buy and 20.73 pesos to sell. HSBC quoted 16.71 pesos to buy and 17.44 pesos to sell.
Ixe quoted 15.90 pesos to buy and 17.35 pesos to sell. Santander quoted 19.53 pesos to buy and 21.06 pesos to sell.
Scotiabank quoted 16.71 pesos to buy and 17.41 pesos to sell. Ve por Más quoted 18.1432 pesos to buy and 19.1582 pesos to sell.
Official reference rates were also published. Banco de México (Banxico) set the Friday FIX exchange rate at 18.6297 pesos, while its 48-hour interbank rate opened at 18.6225 pesos, reached a high of 18.665 pesos, touched a low of 18.576 pesos and closed at 18.629 pesos for sale.
The Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) and the Tax Administration Service (SAT) both reported 18.6297 pesos. The rate set for payment of obligations was 18.7147 pesos.
Across the banking sector, the average buying rate stood at 18.3661 pesos and the average selling rate at 18.8022 pesos, for an overall average of 18.5841 pesos. Ixe offered the lowest buying rate at 15.90 pesos, followed by Banamex at 16.51 pesos and Banco del Bajío at 16.60 pesos, while BBVA offered the highest buying rate at 19.83 pesos.
For customers selling dollars, Santander offered the highest selling rate at 21.06 pesos, while Bansi offered the lowest at 17.32 pesos.
