Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC index closed July 1, 2025, at 57,801.36, gaining 0.63% over the past 24 hours, according to official exchange data and TradingView charts.

The index extended its advance, supported by robust trading volumes and a resilient peso, while global risk appetite remained steady. The day’s gains came as Mexican exporters continued to benefit from a stable trade surplus and the central bank’s recent rate cuts.

Banco de México’s policy rate stands at 8%, following four consecutive 50 basis-point cuts. This easing has encouraged credit growth and improved financing conditions, especially for financial stocks and consumer-facing sectors.

Mexico’s export engine also remains strong, with the latest trade data showing a $3.44 billion surplus in March. Technical analysis of the IPC charts reveals a market in recovery mode.

The 4-hour chart shows the index trading above its key moving averages, including the 50-period and 200-period lines, with price action contained within the upper Bollinger Band.

Mexico’s IPC Rises as Exporters and Financials Lead, Technicals Signal Further Strength. (Photo Internet reproduction)

The MACD indicator on this timeframe has crossed into positive territory, and the RSI reads 61.79, suggesting bullish momentum but nearing overbought levels.

Mexico’s IPC Extends Rally on Broad-Based Gains

On the daily chart, the IPC also sits above its moving averages, with the MACD histogram turning positive and the RSI at 57.66, indicating sustained upward momentum without yet signaling overbought conditions.

Both charts confirm the market’s bullish short-term and medium-term trends, with support levels at 57,247 and resistance near 58,000. Market breadth favored advancers, with 147 stocks rising and 90 falling.

Gentera SAB de CV led winners, jumping 4.49% to 41.89 MXN, driven by strong earnings and microfinance demand. Cemex SAB de CV rose 2.55% to 13.28 MXN as infrastructure optimism lifted the sector.

Grupo Financiero Inbursa added 2.15% to 49.48 MXN, reflecting confidence in financials. Industrias Penoles SAB de CV gained 5.82% to 524.64 MXN on higher metals prices and strong volume, while Alfa SAB de CV advanced 2.67% to 13.85 MXN on restructuring news.

Among laggards, Coca-Cola Femsa SAB de CV dropped 1.55% to 179.01 MXN on profit-taking after a recent rally. Industrias Penoles Sab De CV also featured among losers in some intraday reporting, closing at 516.00 MXN in late trade.

Corporacion Inmobiliaria Vesta SAB slipped 0.72% to 51.20 MXN as investors rotated out of real estate. Compared to peers, Mexico’s IPC has outperformed most Latin American indices year-to-date, with a 17.69% gain since January.

The index remains below its all-time high of 59,020.55, set in February 2024, but continues to attract capital as global investors seek higher yields amid falling US Treasury rates.

The IPC’s technical setup and sector leadership suggest further gains are possible if support holds and global sentiment remains constructive. The market’s resilience reflects Mexico’s ability to adapt to shifting trade dynamics and monetary policy, keeping it in focus for international investors.