Speculative positioning in the Mexican peso has strengthened, with CFTC MXN speculative net positions rising to 74.1K contracts, up from 68.5K previously. The latest data, updated on 27 March 2026, signal a further build‑up in bullish sentiment toward Mexico’s currency.
The increase of 5.6K net long contracts suggests that traders and investors remain confident in the peso’s outlook, adding to already positive positioning. While the data do not specify the drivers behind the move, the continued rise in net longs underscores Mexico’s appeal in the current market environment and may reflect expectations of relative stability or attractive yield dynamics compared to other currencies.
