Mexico City.- The Mexican Stock Exchange and Stock Exchange (BMV) registered marginal movements this Friday, although they culminated a week of accumulated profits, waiting for the deadline of July 9 imposed by President Donald Trump for the entry into force of tariffs to several countries.
In Mexico, the session was marked by figures that showed a monthly decrease in consumer confidence in June, according to de -stationalized data, dragged by a decline of four of its five components.
The exchange rate was 18,6297 pesos per dollar, an appreciation of 0.18% for the national currency, according to Banxico closing data. It was the second session in line with advances and in a day of few businesses due to the American holiday of Independence Day.
With today’s data, the weight is maintained at its best level since August 16, and in the weekly accumulated it had an appreciation of 1.18%.
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“The peso has consolidated below the psychological level of 19 per dollar, although the behavior shows that in the key support of 18.63 the market takes the opportunity to make anticipated purchases of dollars and coverage,” said Banco Basedo firm in a report.
“The oscillation indicators show that there is still room for the appreciation of the weight to continue,” he added.
The referential shareholding index S&P/BMV IPC rose 0.15% to 57,977.76 points, with a volume of only 18.8 million negotiated titles, well below the daily average of about 200 million in recent months.
The titles of the OMA Airport Group led the increases, with 2.95% more than 258.48 pesos, followed by those of the insurer Quálitas, which added 2.46% to 190.82 pesos.
The bag added a weekly yield of 1%.
In the secondary debt market, the 10 -year bonus yield jumped 12 basic points (PB) to 9.26%, while the 20 -year rate amounted to three PB, to 9.86%.
With Reuters information
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