China reduces the share of exports in its GDP from 36 to 18.4%
11 diciembre, 2020
China reduced the share of its exports of goods and services in its GDP from 36% in 2006 to 18.4% in 2019, highlighted an analysis
China reduced the share of its exports of goods and services in its GDP from 36% in 2006 to 18.4% in 2019, highlighted an analysis
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 0.22% or 4.5 cents, trading around 20.25 pesos per dollar. In the session, the exchange rate
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 0.77% or 16.7 cents, trading around 21.77 pesos per dollar, touching a maximum of 21.8787 pesos.
The peso closed August with an appreciation of 1.73% or 38.5 cents, trading around 21.89 pesos per dollar, touching a minimum of 21.7408 and a
The peso starts the session with little change compared to yesterday’s close, showing a minimum appreciation of 0.03% and trading around 22.35 pesos per dollar.
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 0.70% or 15.8 cents, trading around 22.33 pesos per dollar, as a greater appetite for risk
The peso closed April with a depreciation of 1.99% or 47.2 cents, trading around 24.14 pesos per dollar, accumulating three months down. In this three-month
China reduced the share of its exports of goods and services in its GDP from 36% in 2006 to 18.4% in 2019, highlighted an analysis
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 0.22% or 4.5 cents, trading around 20.25 pesos per dollar. In the session, the exchange rate
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 0.77% or 16.7 cents, trading around 21.77 pesos per dollar, touching a maximum of 21.8787 pesos.
The peso closed August with an appreciation of 1.73% or 38.5 cents, trading around 21.89 pesos per dollar, touching a minimum of 21.7408 and a
The peso starts the session with little change compared to yesterday’s close, showing a minimum appreciation of 0.03% and trading around 22.35 pesos per dollar.
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 0.70% or 15.8 cents, trading around 22.33 pesos per dollar, as a greater appetite for risk
The peso closed April with a depreciation of 1.99% or 47.2 cents, trading around 24.14 pesos per dollar, accumulating three months down. In this three-month