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Mexico's Stock Market Slides to Its Long-Term Line as the Dollar Bites
Mexico's IPC fell 0.67% to 65,698 on Monday, breaking below its year-long range toward its long-term line as a strong dollar and fading US rate-cut hopes pressured the region.
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Mexico's IPC Falls 1.86% to 66,141 as the Dollar Hits Stocks
Mexico IPC fell 1.86% to 66,141 on June 5 as a stronger dollar pushed the peso 1.02% weaker, leaving the index near oversold support.
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Mexico's Stock Market Slides to Its Long-Term Line as the Dollar Bites
Mexico's IPC fell 0.67% to 65,698 on Monday, breaking below its year-long range toward its long-term line as a strong dollar and fading US rate-cut hopes pressured the region.
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Mexico's Stock Market Stands Alone in the Red as the Region Rebounds
Mexico's IPC slipped 0.44% to 65,409 on Tuesday, the only Latin American market to fall as the region bounced, weighed down by its own trade worries even as the global mood calmed.
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Mexico's Stock Market Keeps Sliding as Trade Worries Linger
Mexico's IPC fell 0.90% to 64,822 on Wednesday, a second straight drop through its long-term line, left behind by the region as the July 1 trade review weighed on the market.
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Mexico's Stock Market Roars Back With the Region's Second-Biggest Jump
Mexico's IPC surged 3.33% to 66,977 on Thursday, the region's strongest bounce, as a softer dollar after the US inflation report let the beaten-down market snap back hard.