The dollar's current value in the market suggests it retains a strong position relative to several emerging currencies, despite fluctuations in the Aztec market.
The U.S. dollar closed at a value of 18.53 Mexican pesos on Friday, November 13, 2026, as reported by Dow Jones.
The exchange rates for international money transfer services, including Western Union and MoneyGram, are currently set at 18.29 Mexican pesos for the dollar and 18.18 Mexican pesos for the dollar, respectively.
The US dollar has declined against the Mexican peso, with a current exchange rate of 18.53 pesos per dollar, and the trend continues to be downward this week.
The Honduran lempira has continued to appreciate against the US dollar, with the current exchange rate standing at 26.91 lempiras per dollar. This upward trend remains unchanged, indicating a strengthening Honduran currency.
The Nicaraguan dollar exchange rate has declined following the closure of the foreign exchange market, with the current quotation standing at 36.62 cordobas per US dollar.
The Costa Rican currency exchange rate for the US dollar remained stable today, following a slight decrease in value yesterday. The current exchange rate is 442.74 Costa Rican colons per dollar.
The Dominican peso maintained a stable exchange rate against the US dollar, with the dollar closing at 60.59 pesos per unit on the latest available data.
When transferring funds from the United States, it is advisable to compare prices among various sending companies. This involves considering the prevailing exchange rate and the associated commission fees. Users should enter the destination country, specify the amount to be sent, and calculate the total costs to ensure an informed decision.
The Mexican peso experienced a significant fluctuation in value against the US dollar in recent years, with a notable decline in 2021. According to data, the peso lost nearly 10% of its value against the dollar in the first quarter of that year. This downward trend continued, with the peso reaching a historic low against the dollar in March 2022. The exchange rate dropped to a record low of approximately 20.9 Mexican pesos per US dollar, marking a significant depreciation of the peso.
Dollar price in Honduras
Dollar price in Nicaragua
The Costa Rican colón has experienced fluctuations in its value against the US dollar in recent years. As of 2023, the exchange rate was approximately 650 colónes for one US dollar. However, in 2011, the colón had reached a record low of around 505 colónes per dollar, resulting in a significant decrease in the purchasing power of the local currency. This decline was largely attributed to the country's high inflation rate and a decrease in foreign investment.
The Dominican Republic's currency, the peso, has been experiencing fluctuations in value relative to the US dollar. According to recent data, the exchange rate has been affected by various economic factors, including global market trends and local economic conditions. As of the latest available information, the peso's value has been steadily declining against the dollar, with a notable drop observed in recent months. This shift has significant implications for the country's economy, trade, and tourism industries, which heavily rely on foreign exchange.
Remittances to Latin America Reach Record High in 2022, Exceeding $150 Billion.
According to a recent report, the region received a record-breaking amount of remittances in 2022, surpassing $150 billion. This significant increase marks a 10% rise from the previous year, with the United States, Mexico, and other countries in the region serving as major sources of these international transactions.
The United States alone accounted for nearly 60% of the total remittances sent to Latin America, with Mexico being the largest recipient country, followed by Brazil, and other nations in the region. The surge in remittances can be attributed to the growing number of migrant workers and the increasing use of digital payment platforms, which have made it easier and more convenient for people to send money across borders.
