Net speculative long positions in the Mexican peso (MXN) have eased, signaling a modest cooling in bullish sentiment toward the currency. According to the latest data updated on 13 March 2026, CFTC MXN speculative net positions declined to 73.8K from a previous level of 77.0K.
While positioning remains net long, indicating that traders still broadly favor the peso, the pullback suggests some investors are taking profits or reducing exposure after earlier gains. The shift may reflect a more cautious stance among market participants as they reassess the balance of risks surrounding Mexico’s economic outlook and broader global market conditions.
