Mexico's stock market jumped 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25, snapping a six-day slide as a soft US inflation reading eased rate worries; the peso held steady.
Key Facts
The IPC surged 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25 — snapping a six-day losing streak and leading the region.
A soft US inflation reading lit the rebound — easing global rate worries and lifting risk appetite.
Domestic inflation has cooled — to its lowest in months, with the central bank’s rate settled at a multi-year low.
It was a catch-up bounce — the heavily sold index snapped back from the lower edge of its range.
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