Stock Exchange in Mexico closed their operations on Wednesday. The share rates rose, which pointed their fifth consecutive day with advances and reached their best levels since mid -August.
The main index of the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), the S&P/BMV IPC, rose 1.15% to 54,065.72 points, which pointed out its highest level since August 19 last year, when it was positioned at 54,104.68 units.
The FTSE-Biva, the main index of the Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA), won 1.04% to 1,088.30 units, higher result from October 18, 2024, when it reached 1,088.89 integers.
Both indices accumulate five sessions in positive terrain, the S&P/BMV IPC gains 4.83% and the FTSE-Biva 4.48 percent.
Among the most stock market companies, among the ones they won are most Peñoles Industries, one of the largest silver producers and other metals in the world, at the end of the day with the best intradic performance, 6.13%, at a price of 322.39 pesos pesos per unit.
Also the papers of the largest bottling of Coca-Cola products in Latin America by sales volume, Coca-Cola FEMSA (KOF) rose 5.07% to 171.29 pesos and José Cuervo, the largest producer of Tequila in the world, won 4.95% to 18.23 pesos
On the contrary, within the companies with losses, the movements of Grupo México, the mining and transport conglomerate stand out, with a drop of 1.29% to 104.81 pesos per unit, followed by people, a financial entity specialized in loans to small businesses, Banco Matrix Compramos, as it drops 1.17% to 27.9 pesos.
Mexican Cementos (CEMEX), a company of the construction material sector also retreated 0.81% to 104.81 pesos per unit.
Wall Street Close Mixed
Wall Street closed with mixed results this Wednesday, after it was announced that the inflation figure in the United States in January was greater than expected by the market consensus, causing fear that the Federal Reserve does not cut its interest rate reference in the short term.
The Nasdaq Composite index, of technological weight, presented a slight rise of 0.03%, to 19,649.95 units.
On the contrary, the Dow Jones retreated 0.50%, to 44,368.68 points and the S&P 500 lost 0.27%, at 6,051.92 points, so that both indicators put an end to two sessions with increases.
American consumer prices increased more than expected in January, reinforcing the message of the president of the US Central Bank, Jerome Powell, that he is in no hurry to resume the cut of interest rates amid the growing uncertainty about the economy.
In the 12 months elapsed until January, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the United States increased 3%, after advancing 2.9% in December. The economists surveyed by Reuters had planned that the CPI increased 0.3% intermensual and 2.9% year -on -year.
