The Mexican stock exchange (BMV) fell this Friday in line with other major markets in the region due to a partial return of foreign participants after the US holiday of Thanksgiving Day.
In its second straight day of losses, the leading index S&P/BMV CPIwhich groups the most traded shares in the domestic market, fell 0.64% to 51,647.35 points.
The financial centers in the United States will be open this Friday only until noon.
“Traders have an appointment with the Christmas shopping season that officially begins today with the celebration of Black Friday,” said CI Banco, adding that the eyes of the participants were also set on the future steps of the Federal Reserve and the Chinese restrictions. to contain their new outbreaks of Covid-19.
During the week, the Mexican stock market accumulated a slight advance of 0.15 percent.
