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ED conducted raids in U.P. against a former SP MLA, with multiple cases booked under IPC, UP Gangsters Act, and Goondas Act for offenses including cheating, forgery, extortion, and attempt to murder.

Mexico's IPC closed flat at 67,060 on July 3 as the US declined to renew USMCA. ASUR fell 2.2%, and the peso remained near 17.45.

Mexico's IPC stock index surged 1.72% to 67,416 on June 25, ending a six-day losing streak. The rally followed a soft US inflation reading that eased concerns over interest rates, with the peso remaining stable.

Mexico's IPC fell 0.85% to 66,278 on June 24, marking a sixth consecutive decline, driven by losses in mining companies Peñoles and Grupo México, which each dropped over 4%. The drop occurred despite expectations of a rate cut due to cooler inflation.

Mexico's IPC index fell 0.41% to 66,848 on June 23, marking a fifth consecutive decline as a strong U.S. dollar linked to the Federal Reserve's firm stance pressured the market. The peso remained stable near 17.55 ahead of the June 25 rate decision.

Mexico's IPC stock index rose 0.40% to 68,483 on Tuesday, marking a fourth consecutive day of gains as it approaches the day's high ahead of a key Federal Reserve decision.

Mexico's IPC stock index rose 1.46% to 67,955 on Friday, marking a second consecutive day of gains driven by a softer dollar and a stronger peso. The rebound continues as the market recovers.

Mexico's IPC stock index surged 3.33% to 66,977, marking the region's strongest bounce as a softer dollar following the US inflation report allowed the market to rebound. The Rio Times reported this as the second-largest jump in the region.

The Mexican stock market in 2026 features the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV) and its rival exchange BIVA. The Mexbol (IPC) tracks major Mexican companies, with the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW) as the easiest access point for foreign investors. Key companies include América Móvil and Walmart de México.

Mexico's IPC fell 0.90% to 64,822, marking a second consecutive decline due to lingering trade worries from the July 1 trade review.

Mexico's IPC stock index fell 0.44% to 65,409, making it the only Latin American market to decline as regional markets rebounded. The drop was attributed to Mexico's trade concerns despite a calmer global market environment.

Mexico's stock market index (IPC) fell 0.67% to 65,698, breaking below its year-long range toward its long-term line due to a strong dollar and declining hopes for U.S. rate cuts.

The president's son in Namibia is denying allegations that a N$612-million solar project was secured through family connections. He is pushing back against claims made by IPC suggesting the project involved unethical business practices.

Mexico's IPC dropped 1.86% to 66,141 on June 5 as a stronger dollar pressured the peso and region's major stocks.

Nearly 20 million people in Sudan are experiencing acute hunger due to a lack of access to food and health facilities. The Norwegian Refugee Council warns that this will lead to death for many. The crisis is exacerbated by the war-battered state of the country.