Mexico Exchange Halts Trading Ahead of Session Open

Bloomberg Markets Monday 29 June 2026, 14:20 UTC By Kelsey Butler 1 min read

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Mexico Exchange Halts Trading Ahead of Session Open Mexico’s BMV Group halted trading at the country’s main exchange before the start of the Monday session. Mexico’s BMV Group halted trading at the country’s main exchange before the start of the Monday session.

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