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Mexican Stocks Fall Below 67,000 on Nerves Over the North American Trade Deal
Mexico's IPC fell 1.0% to 66,967 on June 30, dropping below 67,000 due to a report that the US may not extend the USMCA trade deal before the July 1 decision.
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