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Mexico Fiscal Balance, pesos fell from previous -5...
Mexico Fiscal Balance, pesos fell from previous -50.733B to -110.1B in March
Von: FXStreet Team
Aktualisiert: 30 Apr 2026
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Name / Symbol
Diagramm
% Änderung / Preis
GBPUSD
1 T Änderung
+1.93%
1.35268
EURUSD
1 T Änderung
+2.25%
1.15945
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1 T Änderung
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