Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC index closed at 56,743.28 on June 24, 2025, gaining 1.18% from the previous session, according to official exchange data and chart analysis.

This move marked a clear reversal from recent consolidation, with Industrials, Consumer Goods, and Consumer Staples fueling the advance.

The session’s data and price action reveal a market at a technical crossroads, with signals emerging for both cautious optimism and selective risk-taking. Trading volumes remained steady, confirming institutional participation but not indicating a surge in speculative activity.

Advancing stocks outnumbered decliners by more than two to one, with 156 rising and 75 falling. Orbia Advance Corporation led the winners with a 3.92% gain, followed by Grupo Televisa at 3.72% and Wal Mart de Mexico at 3.26%.

On the losing side, Coca-Cola Femsa dropped 2.14%, Grupo Carso fell 1.95%, and Arca Continental slipped 0.84%. These moves reflect sector rotation as investors responded to shifting risk sentiment and fundamentals.

Mexico’s IPC Rises as Technicals Signal Rebound, Winners Outpace Losers. (Photo Internet reproduction)

The IPC’s gains came as global markets stabilized. U.S. indices posted moderate advances, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both up, while oil prices dropped sharply—crude fell over 5% to $65.02 a barrel.

The Mexican peso traded marginally weaker at 19.00 per dollar, reflecting stable capital flows rather than flight or panic. Technical analysis of the daily IPC chart shows the index rebounding off the 200-day moving average, which sits near 54,800.

The price closed above the 100-day and 50-day moving averages, signaling a return of upward momentum. Bollinger Bands indicate volatility contraction, with the price moving from the lower band toward the middle.

The MACD histogram, while still negative, shows a reduction in bearish momentum. The RSI, at 48, has bounced from oversold territory, suggesting that sellers have lost control, but the market is not yet overbought.

The 4-hour chart confirms this shift. The IPC found support near 55,200, with a sequence of higher lows forming. The MACD has crossed upward, and the RSI has rebounded from 31 to 46, indicating a short-term momentum recovery.

Volume patterns remain consistent, supporting the view that recent gains are underpinned by real buying rather than short covering. Compared to regional peers, Mexico’s IPC has outperformed most emerging market indices year-to-date, rising 17.69% since January.

This resilience stands out against weaker performances in Brazil and Chile, where political and economic headwinds have weighed more heavily. Fundamentals remain mixed.

While Mexico’s economy faces contraction risk in 2025, as forecast by BBVA Research, the central bank’s easing cycle and a strong trade surplus have supported equities.

Investors remain wary of slowing consumption and low investment, but the technical rebound suggests selective optimism.

In summary, the IPC’s latest session signals a technical recovery, with broad participation and key support levels holding. The market’s resilience, both in price and breadth, sets it apart from many global peers, though caution persists as macroeconomic headwinds remain.