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IPC MEXICO (^MXX)

Mexico - Mexico Delayed Price. Currency in MXN
57,369.01+159.31 (+0.28%)
At close: 02:26PM CST
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Previous Close57,209.70
Open57,182.86
Volume114,250,837
Day's Range57,007.55 - 57,599.08
52 Week Range47,765.06 - 59,020.55
Avg. Volume195,653,242
  • Reuters

    EMERGING MARKETS-Latam stocks rise in quiet pre-holiday trading; Mexican peso at eight-year high

    * Chile to cut interest rate by 75 bps in April- poll * Mexican peso touches highest since 2015 * Brazil's Haddad foresees 'quite expressive' Feb payroll data (Updated at 4pm ET/2000 GMT) By Ankika Biswas March 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso touched an eight-year high against the dollar and most Latin American stock indexes turned higher on Wednesday, although trading was fairly muted on the last day of the trading week for most regional markets. The peso's rise boosted MSCI's basket of Latin American currencies 0.4%. Markets in Peru, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina will be closed from Thursday, while Brazil will be shut on Friday.

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    EMERGING MARKETS-Latam markets steady in quiet trading; Nigeria bonds rise after rate hike

    * Brazil consumer prices up in mid-March, annual inflation slows * Peru economy likely grew 2-3% in February - minister * Nigeria hikes rates for second straight time * FX up 0.2%, stocks up 0.5% (Updated at 4 p.m. ET/2000 GMT) By Ankika Biswas and Lisa Pauline Mattackal March 26 (Reuters) - Most Latin American currencies and equity markets were steady on Tuesday in muted trading, while Nigeria's sovereign international dollar bonds rose following a 200 basis-point rate hike. The MSCI index for Latam currencies was up 0.2% and a gauge of regional stocks firmed 0.5%, in the green for the first time in four sessions.

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    EMERGING MARKETS-Latam currencies mixed; Nigeria eurobonds rise after rate hike

    * Brazil consumer prices up in mid-March, annual inflation slows * Peru economy likely grew 2-3% in February - minister * FX flat, stocks up 0.3% By Ankika Biswas March 26 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies were mixed against a frail dollar on Tuesday, while Nigeria's sovereign international dollar bonds rose following a 200 basis-point rate hike and the Hungarian forint extended gains after an expected 75-bps rate cut. The MSCI index for Latam currencies was largely unchanged and the stocks gauge firmed 0.3%, with the dollar index inching 0.1% lower. Any clues on the Federal Reserve's path of policy easing is at the top of investors' radar, with a key inflation test on deck.