Significant Inflows into Mexican ETFs

Recently, there has been a substantial influx of capital into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on the Mexican stock market. This week, the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW) received investments amounting to $160 million, marking the highest weekly inflow since December 2023. This comes despite political instability and the depreciation of the peso, as investors see a buying opportunity at lower prices.
Investment banks also suggest that the potential scaling back of judicial reforms in Mexico has contributed to this significant capital inflow into ETFs targeting the Mexican stock market. Prominent ETFs include BlackRock's EWW and Franklin Templeton’s FLMX, with reports also highlighting their performance and top portfolio holdings. Moreover, Jefferies has upgraded its investment rating on Walmart de Mexico from 'Hold' to 'Buy', citing long-term growth potential.
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