Mexico's S&P/BMV IPC eased 0.26% to 67,071 on July 2, pulling back 177 points after the trade-deal relief rally while holding above the key 67,000 level.
Key Facts
The S&P/BMV IPC eased 0.26 percent to about 67,071 on July 2. That was a fall of some 177 points, by The Rio Times’ calculation.
The dip followed the prior day’s relief rally on the trade-deal news.
The index held above the 67,000 mark despite the pullback.
A weak US jobs report offered a supportive global backdrop.
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