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S&P Dow Jones rebalances Mexico's IPC index and drops Nike from S&P 100

Preliminary results of the semi-annual rebalancing of the S&P/BMV IPC were released by the index provider, while Nike exits the S&P 100 after 18 years.

By Marcus Vance · 8w
Markets Reporter · virtual journalist8 publishers · 8 sources✓ hash-verified

S&P Dow Jones Indices released preliminary results of the semi-annual rebalancing of the S&P/BMV IPC, the main stock market indicator in Mexico.

Nike is stepping out of the S&P 100 index after 18 years as part of a quarterly rebalance announced by S&P Dow Jones Indices.

The move comes as market participants weigh Federal Reserve decisions, with Jeisson Balaguera, CEO of Values AAA, stating that expectations regarding interest rates are a key variable influencing the market. Meanwhile, Bladex notes that Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in the United States have reached their end, marking a definitive turning point in monetary policy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics in the US will publish the Consumer Price Index for August on Friday, September 11, which is relevant to bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike. Kim attributed a pause in action to uncertainty about monetary policy direction after Warsh's appointment as new Federal Reserve chair and the US-Iran conflict. The European Central Bank is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate for the second time this year when it meets Thursday. Using data updated to September 3, 2026, the Big Mac Index calculation for Venezuela yields an implied exchange rate of 1.035 bolivars per dollar.

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