Mexico's finance minister José Antonio Meade said on Thursday that the country's exchange rate reflected a very dim investment outlook, a day after the peso currency hit another historic low against the dollar.
"The exchange rate today reflects a very pessimistic outlook on our ability to attract investment," Meade said at an event in Mexico City.
The peso, which has depreciated amid fears over U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's policies toward Mexico, broke the 22 peso per dollar mark for the first time on Wednesday.