US EditionMexican Stock Market Falls 1.63% and Already Loses Ground in the Year
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The financial day concluded with movements in the Mexican Stock Exchange and variations in the behavior of the dollar against the peso, in a context marked by both national and international economic factors that influence the performance of the markets. How did the Mexican Stock Exchange close this Friday, March 20? In fall: the Mexican Stock Exchange closed the day with losses, after its main indicator, the S&P/BMV IPC, was located at 64,134.9…
The stock exchanges of Mexico recorded sharp declines in the session this Friday.The indexes went back in line with their peers from abroad, amid concerns about the war in the Middle East and accumulating a third consecutive week of losses.The leading index S&P/BMV IPC, of the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), which groups the most negotiated local shares, lost 1.63% to 64,134.90 points.The index FTSE BIVA, of the Institutional Stock Exchange (Biva)…
The Mexican peso and the Mexican Stock Exchange deepened their regression while Iran continued its attacks on facilities in its neighboring countries, increasing the pressure on the production and distribution of energy from the Middle East. The main index of the Mexican Stock Exchange , S&P/BMV IPC retreated -1.65%, up to 64,122.14 units . Since the beginning of the war between the United States and Israel against Iran the BMV has fallen 10.04%…
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