Luis Caputo, a key financial figure in Argentina, indicated that a reduction in the pace of currency devaluation is 'getting closer' following recent inflation data. Meanwhile, the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) reported that despite a global economic slowdown, Mexico's financial system remains solid and resilient. On the stock market front, Wall Street closed with mixed results: the Dow Jones fell by 0.22%, while the S&P 500 rose by 0.85% and the Nasdaq increased by 1.77%. In Mexico, the IPC index and the FTSE Biva both experienced declines, with Cemex identified as a significant loser. The Mexican peso appreciated by 0.30% against the dollar, which was trading at 20.11 pesos in interbank operations and 20.62 pesos at Citibanamex. Additionally, the euro was priced at 21.10 pesos, while the price of Mexican crude oil rose to $63.88 per barrel. Bitcoin gained 5.69%, reaching $101,362.50, and gold increased by 1.27%, settling at $2,752.99 per ounce. The mixed performance of financial indicators reflects ongoing economic adjustments in the region.