Friday, June 5, 2026 · Covering Thursday June 4 session
Summary
The IPC fell 1.31% to 67,392.19 on Thursday June 4, its sharpest drop in a while. The market opened at its high for the day and sold off steadily from there, sliding down to the bottom of the quiet range it has been stuck in for months. After a long stretch of going almost nowhere, this was the first session in a while with real selling behind it.
Even so, it is not a breakdown yet. The market has spent months trading roughly between 67,000 and 70,000, and Thursday simply pushed it to the lower edge of that band rather than out of it. The longer-term trend line that has guided the market higher for over a year sits far below, so the bigger uptrend is still firmly in place.
What it is waiting on is trade. The single biggest event on the horizon is the July review of the North American trade deal, which will decide how much uncertainty hangs over Mexico’s exporters. Closer at hand, the World Cup arrives in June with a tourism boost, and the peso has stayed steady. Until the trade picture clears, the market looks likely to keep drifting.
