
Mexico’s stock market heads into the final trading days of 2025 on a fresh record, but with a very familiar late-December twist: thin liquidity. The benchmark S&P/BMV IPC ended the last session at 65,636.36, marking another all-time high close and extending a multi-session advance, while the Mexican peso held below 18 per dollar—a combination that has kept investor sentiment constructive even as activity slows into the holidays. SWI swissinfo.ch+1
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The catalysts most likely to move markets.
A large surprise can reset expectations for household spending and near-term growth, with read-through to Treasuries, USD and cyclical stocks.
Housing remains highly rate-sensitive; the print can move homebuilders, mortgage-sensitive names and the long end of the Treasury curve.
Guidance can influence software multiples and sentiment around U.S. small-business activity.