The Mexican stock market is working with the marginal fall in accordance with Wall Street

CITY OF MEXICO.- The Mexican Stock Exchange operates on Wednesday with a marginal low in part-time operations, although approaching the psychological barrier of 47,000 points, with investors following the line with the behavior of their peers in New York.

The day is developed with great caution on the part of investors before Sunday's presidential elections in Mexico.

At 12:30 local time, the S & P / BMV CPI index operates with a marginal minimum of 0.07%, at 46,877.13 units, with a volume of 54.1 million shares exchanged.

Losses in Santander shares are 2.5%, followed by 2.14%, Banorte 1.56%, Grupo México and Volaris 1.45%, while Coca-Cola FEMSA down 1.2%

On the other hand, the shares of Grupo Televisa increased by 2.86%. cent, Grupo Lala 2. 26%, Alfa 1.6% and América Móvil at 1.56%.

Wall Street, has, meanwhile, reversed the gains from the opening after the Donald Trump administration announced its intention to resort to a review process. enhanced security to face the threat of Chinese investment in local technologies, instead of imposing specific restrictions on China.

The Treasury Department recommended that Trump use the US Foreign Investment Commission (CFIUS), whose authority would be strengthened by a new law in Congress, to control transactions.

In this context, the Dow Jones Jones fell 0.14 percent, in the 24 thousand 250.07 units; the S & P 500 dropped 0.18% to 2 thousand 717.89 units; and the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.74%, to 7 thousand 506.26 units.

The market did not yield profits after data from the
May goods orders in the US that fell 0.2 percent last month.

The April data have been revised to show that the appeals
underlying investment goods orders increased by 2.3%
percent instead of the previously reported increase of 1 percent

Stocks of Chinese technology companies listed on the US stock market reversed initial gains. Alibaba increased its losses by 2.64%, while JD.com dropped by 2.5% and Baidu by 1.9%

Seven of the top 11 S & P indexes climbed, with an increase of 2, 1% in the energy sector, thanks to the increase of more than 2% in crude oil prices

With Reuters and Notimex information.