Editor’s Note
This article reports on the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) achieving a new record high, with its main index closing at 64,321.27 units. The piece highlights the session’s positive performance amid broader global market gains.
Mexico City, Nov 11 (EFE).- The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) advanced 1.95% this Tuesday, a percentage that drove its main indicator, the Price and Quotations Index (IPC), to 64,321.27 units, marking a new all-time high in a session with global gains.
The previous closing high for the Mexican market occurred on November 5 when it stood at 63,378.51 units.
In Mexico, the expert pointed out, the IPC “closed the session with a gain of 1.95%, the largest advance since May 6 (when it gained 2.71%), to reach a new all-time high of 64,321.27 points.”
Within the Mexican market, Siller indicated, the gains of the issuers stood out: Grupo Carso (+4.84%), Banregio (+4.59%), Arca Continental (+3.36%), Banorte (+3.3%) and Fema (+2.94%).
Meanwhile, Enrique Covarrubias, director of Economic Analysis at the financial group Actinver, noted that with Tuesday’s gain, the IPC records a performance of 2.5% so far in November and 29.9% so far in 2025.
During the session, the Mexican peso appreciated 0.38% against the dollar, trading at 18.31 units per greenback, compared to 18.38 in the previous session, according to data from the Bank of Mexico.
The volume traded in the market reached 190.6 million securities for an amount of 12,167 million pesos (about 664.5 million dollars).
Of the 634 firms that traded during the session, 334 ended with their prices rising, 267 had losses and 33 closed unchanged.
The securities with the highest upward variation were from the non-alcoholic beverage producer Organización Cultiba (CULTIBA B), with 4.95%; from the industrial consortium Grupo Carso (GCARSO A1), with 4.84%, and from Grupo Financiero Regional (R A), with 4.59%.
In contrast, the largest downward variations were from the household products company Grupo Vasconia (VASCONI), with -8.66%; from the financial entity Corporación Actinver (ACTINVER B), with -4.08%, and from the department store chain El Puerto de Liverpool (LIVEPOL 1), with -3.19%.