Mexican stocks climbed 0.42% to 67,248 on July 1 as the U.S. kept the trade pact active under annual reviews, easing investor fears of an outright collapse.
Key Facts
The S&P/BMV IPC rose 0.42 percent to 67,248 on July 1. That was a gain of about 281 points, back above the 67,000 line.
The United States said it would not renew the North American trade pact in its current form.
Crucially, the deal is not ended; it moves to annual reviews and stays in force.
Shares rose because the outcome was less severe than investors had feared.
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