Mexico Consumer Confidence
Consumer Confidence Index (ICC) in Mexico is a metric that measures the current perceptions and future expectations that people have about their own economic situation, their family's economic situation, and the country as a whole, with respect to the purchase of consumer durables and non-durables, employment, inflation, and savings. A total of 2336 families in 32 major cities around the country were used to compile the index, which was released in September. As of January 2003, the ICC had a base of 100 points; levels above 100 imply optimism, 100 suggest neutrality, and levels below 100 indicate pessimism.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the MXN while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the MXN.
Symbol | Community Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Symbol Popularity | Avg. Short Price / Distance From Price | Avg. Long Price / Distance From Price | Current Price | |
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USDMXN |
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16.9124 +1396 pips |
18.8032 -20304 pips |
16.7728 | |
EURMXN |
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17.9326 -1296 pips |
19.4831 -14209 pips |
18.0622 | |
GBPMXN |
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20.9977 -68 pips |
0 +210045 pips |
21.0045 |