The stock markets of Mexico closed in the red this Friday, contrary to their US peers. The local stock indices fell for the third time this year, with 20 sessions elapsed, after reaching levels yesterday not seen since April.
The index S&P/BMV CPI of the Mexican stock exchange (BMV), of the 35 most traded shares in the domestic market, fell 0.71% to 54,774.91 points. The FTSE BIVAof the Institutional Stock Exchange (Biva), lost 0.68% to a level of 1,143.25 units.
Within the reference index, most of the values fell, with 25 in the red and 10 in positive territory. The worst components of the day were the shares of GAP, with 3.97%; Peñoles, which fell 3.08%, and the also airport Asur, with 2.82 percent.
During the week, from a closing of 53,947.04 points, the leading index of the BMV accumulated an advance of 1.53 percent. Against his 48,463.86 points from 2022, he has gained 13.02 percent. Investors are gearing up for the Fed’s announcement next week.
