Mexico's IPC fell 0.90% to 64,822 on Wednesday, a second straight drop through its long-term line, left behind by the region as the July 1 trade review weighed on the market.
Key Facts
The IPC fell 0.90% to 64,822 on Wednesday June 10 — a second straight decline.
It slipped through its long-term line near 64,800, breaking its last major support.
Mexico kept lagging the region, falling while Colombia rose and others steadied.
The July 1 trade review is the overhang, the worry its neighbors do not share.
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