US EditionBmv and Biva Reverse Initial Earnings and Fall From Peaks
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The national stock market regained its tone at the end of the week and the S&P/BMV IPC index of the Mexican Stock Exchange scored a daily profit of 0.83 percent to reach the level of 74 thousand 478.81 units, which meant a weekly gain of 0.95 percent. Despite the fact that, in the previous day, the benchmark moved away from its historical peaks reached last Wednesday at 71 thousand 601.35 points, the purchases in various sectors have led to the …
The Index of Prices and Quotations (IPC) of the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) operates this Friday with a loss of 0.21%, to 70,736.89 points (Mexico City, 9:10 hours), according to the stock exchange institution itself. If the trend continues, the Mexican stock market would add its second consecutive day with losses. The BMV maintains a zigzag trend that drags from the operations of February 9. Meanwhile, the main indices of Wall Street operate i…
The stock exchanges in Mexico reversed the initial gains that led them to reach maximum intraday levels during Thursday's session and closed with losses of around 1% while investors continued to digest financial reports from local companies.The S&P/BMV IPC index of the Mexican Stock Exchange dropped 1% to 70,888.04 points, while the FTSE-BIVA, of the Institutional Stock Exchange of Values, fell 0.81% and was located at 1,403.88 units.At the begi…
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