Mexico's IPC slipped 0.44% to 65,409 on Tuesday, the only Latin American market to fall as the region bounced, weighed down by its own trade worries even as the global mood calmed.
Key Facts
The IPC slipped 0.44% to 65,409 on Tuesday June 9 — the only major Latin American market to fall.
It stood alone in the red while Chile, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina all bounced.
Trade worries did the work, with the July 1 US trade review hanging over the market.
The index broke lower, slipping below its year-long range onto its long-term line.
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