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During the first session of the week, the domestic stock market decoupled from Wall Street and recorded a positive biased day.
The Price and Quotation Index (CPI) increased by 0.12 percent, which led to 49 thousand 705.28 units, while FTSE BIVA earned 0.13 percent to 1004.87 units in a week that promises to be moving due to the large amount of economic information in the world.
The broadcasters who scored the main advances were Elektra with an increase of 4.33%, followed by The Port of Liverpool, Grupo Carso and Gruma.
On the contrary, the fallen titles were Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico, with a fall of 2.74%, followed by Banco Santander de México, Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste and Alsea.
In Wall Street the main stock indices closed the day with red shades on the charts.
The industrial average Dow Jones fell 0.57% to 25 thousand 306.83 units; the S & P 500 fell 0.58% to 2,802.60 units, and Nasdaq technology fell 1.39% to 7.630 points, its largest decline since three days since the end of March .
Investors continued to lose technology stocks after disappointing reports last week.
On this occasion, the US president, Donald Trump threatened to close the government on October 1 if Congress did not approve the funds to advance in the construction of the border wall and to prevent it. Other measures to restrict illegal migration At a conference in the White House Trump said that he would have no problem implementing this measure.
On the other hand, he mentioned that he would be ready to meet the Iranian president, Hasan Rouhani ] if he wished, without preconditions
At the level of the company. broadcasters who presented the biggest falls of the day were Visa, down 3.01%, followed by American Express, Boeing and Microsoft.
Conversely, the issuers that behaved positively were Merck, up 2.08%, followed by Chevron, Verizon and Walmart International.
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