Televisa Shares Sink After S&P/BMV IPC Exit
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The local market opens with increases of 0.44 percent for the main index of the Mexican Stock Exchange, S&P/BMV IPC, which operates around 65 thousand 11.86 units.
The titles of Televisa, which operates the largest television network in the country and offers cable, internet and satellite television services, lost about 12%
The shares of the Mexican media giant Grupo Televisa fell sharply yesterday, after S&P Dow Jones Indices announced in advance the company's departure from Mexico's main stock market indicator as part of its semi-annual rebalancing.
The Mexican Stock Exchange loses 0.21%, leagues two sessions down and closes at 64,727.54 units
Televisa’s shares had a day of heavy losses. The company explained to the Stock Exchange what could have caused the collapse.
The Mexican Stock Exchange began the week with losses, while the Wall Street markets remain closed on Monday September 7 for the Labor Day holiday in the United States. The low volume of international operations also marks the day. The S&P/BMV IPC index records a fall in...
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