The GBP to MXN exchange rate is currently bearish.
The key drivers include the Bank of England's (BoE) recent signal of a slower pace in future interest rate cuts as inflation forecasts decrease, while the Mexican Peso benefits from expectations of Federal Reserve easing, which supports its value. Additionally, the UK’s economic growth is projected to slow, affecting Sterling negatively.
In the near term, GBP to MXN is expected to trade within a narrow range, reflecting recent stability and hovering near 14-day lows. Analysts note that the currency pair has exhibited a modest fluctuation over the past three months.
An upside risk for the GBP could arise from stronger-than-expected retail sales figures supporting the pound, while a downside risk includes the impact of government fiscal concerns impacting the UK's economic outlook, which may weigh on GBP.