From Yahoo Finance: 2025-06-10 08:00:00

The Mexican ETF market is set to grow as pension funds are approved to invest in U.S. and international active exchange-traded funds. Daily trading of 25 billion Mexican pesos on the Mexican Stock Exchange includes $585 million on the international market, offering access to Apple, Nvidia, and passive ETFs.

The first active ETF customers in Mexico will be top Afores. U.S. investors are flocking to LatAm-focused ETFs like iShares MSCI Brazil and Global X MSCI Argentina to diversify and profit from low regional valuations. Argentina’s recovery from a recession has attracted significant investment.

Deborah Fuhr of ETFGI predicts growth in Mexico and other Latin American markets due to an increase in retail accounts and ETF cross-listings. The 6th Annual ETFGI Global ETFs Insights Summits—Latin America discussed the region’s potential for expansion, with a focus on Mexico’s market growth and retail account openings.

A new South American exchange called NUAM, set to launch in December, will merge the Chilean, Colombian, and Peruvian bourses into a single market with 450 blue-chip companies worth $330 billion. This new exchange will complete investors’ Latin American portfolios, particularly those concentrated on Brazil and Mexico.



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