The peso advanced this Tuesday after registering its worst session since June of last year, while investors continue to pay attention to news about the tariff threats of US President Donald Trump.

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The peso began the session with a quote of $20.62 per dollar, with a gain of 0.20%, compared to the LSEG reference price on Monday, when it depreciated more than 2%.

Although the new president of the United States has not offered details so far about his threat to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada starting on February 1.

The Financial Times also reported that the president's choice for Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bessent, has been pushing for universal tariffs on US imports that would start at 2.5% and increase each month.

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Currently, investors are still attentive to the announcement of the Federal Reserve's monetary policies for the year, which will be revealed on Wednesday, in which it is anticipated that interest rates will remain unchanged.

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