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During the second session of the week, the Mexican Stock Exchange broke away from international markets, cutting with a series of victories and dropped 0.50% which drove to close the day in 48 thousand 990.92 units that still keeps it in a downtrend channel.
In economic data, wage bargaining reflected an average increase of 5.6% in June, showing improvements in the private and public sectors.
In the stock market, the falls were led by Grupo Financiero Banorte, which lost 2.99%, followed by Alsea, Industrias Peñoles and Fomento Económico Mexicano.
On the contrary, the titles that supported the increases were Elektra, with a lead of 5.86%, followed by Walmart de Mexico, Grupo Televisa, its third consecutive and driven by its published results that exceeded the expectations of the analysts and Kimberly Clark from Mexico
In the United States, the Wall Street markets in the midst of commercial litigation remained optimistic and investors were encouraged to wait for the reporting season to be positive. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for the fourth time, 0.58%, to 24 thousand 919.66 units, the S & P 500 rose 0.35% to 2 thousand 793.84 units and Nasdaq technology s & # 39 is marginally valued from 0.04% up to 7 thousand 759.20 points.
Regarding information about the company, Pepsico today published better than expected results, allowing its shares to appreciate more than 4.0%, although the soft drinks division fell for the fourth consecutive month.
Other securities with gains in the US market: Procter & Gamble, DowDuPont, Boeing and Walmart International.
In contrast, broadcasters who had a negative performance were Walgreens, down 1.89 percent, followed by JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Apple.
On political issues, the issue of immigration has regained momentum, after the deadline for family reunification has been reached, President Donald Trump said that "the best solution is that people do not come illegally. "
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