Mexico’s Stock Market Surges, Snapping a Six-Day Slide
Mexico's stock market surged, snapping a six-day slide, with the IPC jumping 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25. The rebound was driven by a soft US inflation reading, which eased worries about interest rates and lifted risk appetite. The market's recovery was broad and swift, with the peso holding steady near 17.54 per dollar.
- ▪The IPC surged 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25, ending a six-day losing streak and leading Latin America higher.
- ▪A soft US inflation reading eased global rate worries and lifted risk appetite, sparking the rebound.
- ▪Domestic inflation in Mexico has cooled to its lowest in months, with the central bank's benchmark rate settled at a multi-year low.
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Mexico Markets Mexico’s Stock Market Surges, Snapping a Six-Day Slide By Richard Mann · June 26, 2026 · 10 min read Daily Brief The morning intel from across Latin America. Free. Subscribe By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never share your email. Key Facts The IPC surged 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25 — snapping a six-day losing streak and leading the region. A soft US inflation reading lit the rebound — easing global rate worries and lifting risk appetite. Domestic inflation has cooled — to its lowest in months, with the central bank’s rate settled at a multi-year low. It was a catch-up bounce — the heavily sold index snapped back from the lower edge of its range. The peso held near 17.54 per dollar — a steady currency alongside the equity surge.
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