The Mexican Stock Exchange Wins Online with Wall Street and Europe

CITY OF MEXICO.- In a context of buying opportunities after a sharp decline on the eve, the Mexican stock market was riding in line with other markets, like its Wall Street peers and d & # 39; Europe.

At 10:00 local time, the IPC S & P / BMV gained 0.48 percent, up to 46,877.45 units. At the previous session, the index fell 2.2% to 46,653.52 units

The local stock market operates with a volume of 5.2 million shares for an economic amount of 145.4 million pesos. 67 stations participate, of which 50 win, 15 lose and two remain unchanged.

Shares of Alsea rose by 2.75%, followed by Peñoles by 2.7%, Volaris by 2.2%, Santander by 2%, Ienova by 1.98% and Cemex by 1, 85%.

On the other hand, the Alpek papers fell 1.34%, followed by OMA with 0.94%, Asur 0.67%, Becle by 0.61% and Grupo México Transportes by 0.5%

. New York Stock Exchange in a short day before the holiday July 4 in the United States for the celebration of the Independence Day.

The three indicators were driven by the rebound of more than 3.0 per cent, on average, of the shares of the technology sector; in addition to the rise of energy companies thanks to rising oil prices.

The Industrial Index D ow Jones recorded an advance of 0.14%, to settle at 24,348.60 units, while the S & P 500 index increases by 0.08 percent, to 2 thousand 728.84 units.

On the other hand, the Nasdaq index operates with a marginal decrease of 0.09% and stood at 7,560.75 units

The indices increased thanks to a rebound in energy values. Oil briefly surpassed $ 75 a barrel for the first time since November 2014 before retreating, and China eased some trade concerns by pledging not to use the yuan as a weapon in any trade dispute.

showed slight changes to mixed economic data on factory orders and durable goods orders for the month of May. In Mexico, no relevant figures were published

Factory Orders rose 0.4% in May, better than expected; while durable goods orders fell 0.4% in the fifth month of the year, compared with an average estimate of -0.5 by the market.

With information from Reuters, Notimex and Bloomberg.