Mexico City, (Reuters)
The peso last Friday broke past 10 pesos per dollar for the first time since late 2002 on expectations that Mexico's central bank will further tighten borrowing costs to battle a spike in inflation.
That would further widen the spread between benchmark U.S. and Mexican interest rates and make peso-denominated assets more attractive to investors.
Looks like the Taco spread is working.
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