Mexico's Stock Market Holds Most of Its Rate-Decision Jump

Key Facts

Mexico’s stock market eased 0.28% to 67,226 on June 26 — a small give-back after Thursday’s big jump.

It held most of its rate-decision gain — the index kept nearly all of the 1.72% surge that followed the central bank’s decision.

The central bank set the tone — it held rates at 6.50% and signalled its run of cuts is over, clearing a key uncertainty.

The July 1 trade review is the next test — the formal USMCA review, with in-person talks later in the month, is the looming catalyst.