Mexico's IPC eased 0.41% to 66,848 on June 23, a fifth straight but mild decline, as a firm dollar kept it pinned before the June 25 rate decision.
Key Facts
The IPC closed at 66,848, down 0.41% on June 23 — a fifth straight decline, but the mildest of the run.
A firm dollar was the weight — Mexico’s tight US links leave it more exposed than its neighbors to the Fed’s harder line.
The peso held flat near 17.55 per dollar — a steady currency that kept the dip shallow and orderly.
Investors are waiting on the central bank — a June 25 rate decision kept buyers cautious and on the sidelines.
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