Mexico City, (EFE) .- The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) advanced just Thursday 2.08 units, but did not register percentage variation (0%), and its main indicator was 57,397.93 units, to close July with a slight fall of 0.09% and link its second month down after five ongoing.
“The capital market closed the month with generalized gains globally, due to the optimism of the market on commercial agreements, as well as the positive performance of the majority of the broadcasters in their quarterly reports,” explained the director of Economic and Financial Analysis of the Base Bank, Gabriela Siller.
In Mexico, Siller detailed, the price and quotes index (CPI), the main indicator of the Mexican stock market, “closed the month with a slight loss of 0.09 %, spinning two months of falls for the first time since November and December of 2024”.
Inside the index, said the specialist, highlighted the monthly losses of the stations: Coca-Cola FEMSA (-13.97%), Alpek controller (-12.58%), FEMSA (-11.85%), Qualitas (-11.33%) and Walmex (-10.52%).
The director of Economic Analysis of the Actinver Financial Group, Enrique Covarrubias, said that during the last session of the month, “the CPI remained practically unchanged” in relation to the session of Wednesday ”and, in this way, the index“ led the performance of June to -0.09%”, while its performance so far from 2025 was 15.92%.
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“In the month, 18 of the 36 main companies closed with losses, highlighting the bearish movements in Coca-Cola FEMSA, Quálitas and FEMSA,” said the expert.
On the day, the peso depreciated 0.05% against the dollar, when quoting in 18.86 units per green ticket, after closing at 18.85 the previous day, according to data from the Bank of Mexico.
The negotiated volume in the market reached 230 million titles for an amount of 22,615 million pesos (about 1.2 billion dollars).
Of the 661 signatures that quoted on the day, 297 ended with their rise prices, 342 had losses and 22 closed without change.
The titles with the highest upward variation were from the Autopartes firm and Nemak Automobile Equipment, with 8.86%; from BBVA Bank, with 7.34%, and the Autlán Minera, with 5.32%.
In contrast, the largest downward variations were from the company of frequent consumer products Mexican Economic Promotion, with -8.22%; of the automotive insurer Qualitas with -3.44%, and the Bank of Bajío, with -2.91%.
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