SAO PAULO, June 26- Brazilian stocks rose on Wednesday, tracking global markets higher as the world's major central banks again reassured investors that monetary conditions will remain favorable.
Mexico's IPC index extended to climb a few days after hitting a near one-year low, while Chile's bourse rose for the second straight session. The Chinese central bank late on Tuesday said that it had aided some banks and would continue to do so as a lender of last resort for those facing short-term cash shortages, which calmed investor concerns over a potential banking crisis.
China, which is Brazil's top trading partner, is a key market for Latin American raw material exports such as iron ore, soybeans, petroleum and copper. Shares were also buoyed after European Central Bank
President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday that the ECB would not be scaling back its stimulus for the "foreseeable future."