Market Analysis
AUDUSD midweek: Aussie reclaims 0.6987 after Monday dip, 2026-07-13
AUDUSD trades at 0.69875 midweek, up roughly 46 pips from Monday's open, with a thin back-half calendar and the daily PBOC fix in focus.
2 min readUSDMXN opened Monday at 17.2582 and closed Friday at 17.3432, gaining 85 pips or 0.49% as the dollar found support despite mixed US data throughout the week.
This week brings an empty economic calendar for both USD and MXN, with no high-impact releases scheduled through Friday. The absence of data leaves technical levels and broader risk sentiment as the primary drivers for USDMXN price action.
Without scheduled catalysts, traders will focus on the pair's recent consolidation between 17.29 and 17.44, watching for a breakout in either direction. Any shifts in global risk appetite or emerging market flows could determine whether USDMXN extends its gradual climb or pulls back toward support.
If USDMXN holds above the 17.30 level early in the week, the next resistance sits at last week's high of 17.4357. A daily close above that level would open the path toward 17.50, a psychological round number that hasn't been tested recently.
If risk-on flows favor emerging market currencies and USDMXN breaks below 17.30, the prior week's low at 17.2405 becomes the immediate target. Below that, the 17.20 handle would come into focus as the next support zone.
Retail positioning shows 61.8% of traders are long USDMXN while 38.2% are short, indicating a moderate bullish bias heading into the new week. This positioning skew suggests traders expect the dollar to maintain its recent strength against the peso, though the imbalance isn't extreme enough to signal overcrowding.
Three levels stand out as the week opens: 17.4357 (last week's high), 17.30 (the psychological pivot where price has been oscillating), and 17.2405 (last week's low). These are reference levels for monitoring momentum shifts, not entry signals. Open an LHFX account to trade USDMXN this week.
Byline: LHFX Research
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