The Mexican stock exchanges They rise strongly this Thursday morning. Local indices rise strongly, in an optimistic market after an expected adjustment to the interest rate of the Federal Reserve American (Fed), yesterday in its last meeting of the year.
The leading index S&P/BMV CPIof the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), which groups the most traded local shares, advances 1.08% to 64,091.07 units, while the FTSE BIVAof the Institutional Stock Exchange (Biva), advances 1.16% to 1,270.95.
S&P/BMV CPI
Within the benchmark index, most stocks are trading at a profit. Airport operators stand out, led by GAPwith 3.65% more to 456.78 pesos, OMAwith an advance of 2.13% to 238.24 pesos, and Asurwith 1.71% more to 569.27 pesos.
The Fed yesterday made an expected 25 basis point cut to its interest rate, the third in a row, to a range of 3.50%-3.75%. In his subsequent conference, Jerome Powell, the president of the central bank, said that the adjustments could stop at the beginning of 2026.
