The weight and the BMV retreated slightly pressured by the caution of investors after the OECD reduced the perspectives of global economic growth in the face of erratic US business policies.
The attention of the participants is now set on a call that is expected to hold Donald Trump and the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, after the US president accused Beijing of violating an agreement on tariffs.
The currency quoted in 19,2250 per dollar almost at the end of the businesses, with a marginal depreciation of 0.05% compared to the LSE reference price on Monday. Even so, he kept negotiating very close to his best levels since October last year.
“Investors continue to focus their attention on the development of commercial tensions and their impact for the global economy,” said Monex Financiero Grupo in an analysis note.
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The session was also marked by an American labor market report that showed a rebound in employment offers in April, although layoffs also increased in the same period. The figures precede an expected report of the May agricultural payroll that will be released on Friday.
In its fourth day of losses, the referential stock index S&P/BMV IPC gave up 0.12% to 57,639.07 points, prolonging an adjustment that began last week after reaching its maximum historical record of 59,735.43 units.
The actions of the pharmacist Genomma Lab headed Tuesday’s setback, with 3.09% less than 21.95 pesos, followed by those of Kimberly-Clark of Mexico, dedicated to the manufacture of personal care products, which subtracted 2.11% to 33,80 pesos.
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In the debt market, the primary yields of the Treasury Certificates (CETES) descended at the weekly auction of government values. The CETE 28 -day referential rate was placed by 8.10%, two base points below its previous auction.
With Reuters information
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