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.

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.

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.

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.

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.