Mexico's IPC fell 1.0% to 66,967 on June 30, sliding below 67,000 as nerves over the North American trade deal weighed ahead of a July 1 decision.
Key Facts
The S&P/BMV IPC fell 1.00 percent to 66,967 on June 30. That was a loss of about 674 points, dropping the index below 67,000.
Nerves over the North American trade deal drove the selling on the quarter’s last day.
A report suggested the United States might not extend the pact, due to be decided July 1.
Telecoms giant America Movil was the heaviest drag, down more than 2 percent.
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