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52,016.85 +17.12    +0.03%
13/09 - Closed. Currency in MXN ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index
Market:  Mexico
# Components:  35
  • Volume: 141,368,557
  • Open: 52,005.65
  • Day's Range: 51,877.41 - 52,431.65
S&P/BMV IPC 52,016.85 +17.12 +0.03%

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Peter C Sep 12, 2024 6:20PM ET
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Debate caused dollar to go down, will be back next week to normal, Amlo still dismantling supre court nothing change. Back to 50,500 in 7-10 days. Its buisness as usual, peso heading to 48,000 after inflation report in September
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Peter C Sep 11, 2024 1:25AM ET
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Protesters storm Mexico’s Senate after ruling party wins votes for court overhaul 48,000 is now happeing
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Peter C Sep 05, 2024 1:34PM ET
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All Gains for the year wiped out! Amlo did that
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Peter C Aug 30, 2024 5:12AM ET
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AMLO screws Mexico for decades to come! Stagnation is imminent
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Peter C Aug 27, 2024 1:38PM ET
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Mexico caught my USA embasy
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Peter C Jul 29, 2024 2:43PM ET
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Mexico owned by Cartels now
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Peter C Jun 23, 2024 3:10PM ET
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The goverment had destroyed judiciary control and compliance, stock will continue to stagnate, Argentia economy is outpacing Mexico now!
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170 points for the entire index lol Game stop has more movement than this lol
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Peter C Jun 11, 2024 9:26PM ET
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Recent changes confirmed by the administration on Monday caused investors to pull money from Mexico because of the concerns over contract and property rights protections. The dissolution of transparency measures complicates any investments. • Leadership Confirmation (6/11/24): Announcements by Mexico City’s President and the incoming President have shaken confidence in the Bolsa Mexicana and Peso. • Judicial and Constitutional Reforms: Proposals from President AMLO and leading candidate Claudia Sheinbaum could weaken judicial independence and property rights enforcement due to the dissolving of transparency systems and accountability. • 6 years of Leftist Economic Policies: start in September, and Potential continuation or intensification of leftist policies could increase state intervention, creating the unpredictable investment environment the investors face now
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Peter C Jun 10, 2024 1:52AM ET
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Europe voted right after 8 years and now Mexico voted left for the next 6 years! What country do you think investors see goring the next 6 years? Mexico idownward spiral about to start
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Martin Mendez Jun 10, 2024 1:52AM ET
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Sure, Larry Fink mistakenly visit México's next president!
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Martin Mendez 1.tIncreased mexicos Debt with blackrock isnt the way to go, you dont think black rock is doing all this for free? Do you?: Special since Funding social programs often leads to increased government borrowing. This can raise national debt levels, potentially leading to fiscal instability if not managed carefully. t 2.tthe Investment Uncertainty: BlackRock’s strategies might emphasize short-term gains over long-term stability. This could lead to volatile capital flows, creating uncertainty in the Mexican economy. t3.tPotential Inequity: While social programs aim to reduce poverty, if mismanaged, they can lead to dependency rather than sustainable economic growth. This can undermine the intended benefits and strain public finances. t4.tMarket Reactions: Investor sentiment is shifting and if they perceive these policies are destabilizing or leading to excessive regulation, it wil be impacting the peso even more and stock markets negatively further! Letting the wolf in
 
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