Key Facts
The S&P/BMV IPC eased 0.07% to 66,356.09, marking its third decline in four sessions as the market tracked a mildly negative Wall Street.
The Mexican peso depreciated roughly 0.2% to 17.42 per dollar, a drift driven by soft global risk appetite rather than any domestic shock.
Femsa was the heaviest weight on the index, its UBD shares falling 4.03% to lead all decliners in a session dominated by consolidation.
Banco del Bajío bucked the trend to rise 2.64%, a counter-cyclical move that stood out as breadth turned mildly negative with 18 of 35 stocks lower.
