Mexico's S&P/BMV IPC fell 0.86% to 67,125.26 on June 22, a fourth straight loss and the region's laggard, as a strong dollar kept it out of the rally.
Key facts
Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC index fell 0.86% to 67,125.26 on Monday, June 22, a loss of about 580 points.
It was the fourth losing session in a row, bucking a broad rally across the rest of Latin America.
A strong dollar and Mexico’s close ties to the U.S. economy kept it under pressure while neighbors bounced.
Investors are cautious ahead of Mexico’s central bank decision on June 25.
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