(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's peso held at its highest level in more than three months on signs of economic strength in the U.S., the biggest market for Mexican exports.
Peso-denominated bonds gained for the first time in four trading days as U.S. reports showed productivity increased more than forecast last quarter and service industries strengthened in April. The U.S. buys about 80 percent of Mexico's exports.
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