Mexico's stock market slipped 0.85% to 66,278 on June 24, a sixth straight drop led by mining heavyweights, even as cooler inflation points to a June 25 cut.
Key Facts
The IPC closed at 66,278, down 0.85% on June 24 — a sixth straight decline, toward the bottom of its range.
Mining heavyweights led the drag — Peñoles and Grupo México each fell more than 4%, doing most of the damage.
A rate cut looks near-certain — inflation eased to its lowest in months, all but locking in a June 25 cut.
The peso held flat near 17.60 per dollar — a steady currency that kept the dip orderly.
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