The Mexican stock exchange (BMV) recorded a moderate loss on the last day of the week. The red dominated the prices in the local stock market, in a market attentive to the news about the war between Russia and Ukraine, but despite this, it managed to accumulate a strong weekly gain, the second in a row.
The index reference S&P/BMV IPC, made up of the shares of the 35 issuers with the highest value by capitalization and liquidity in the Mexican market, fell -0.38% to a level of 53,322.05 units. From a close of 52,555.60 units last Friday, the index accumulated an advance of 1.46% in the period.
Within the benchmark index, most components ended the session in negative territory, with 20 stocks in red and 15 in green. The worst performances were those of Cemex shares, with -5.11%; Kimberly Clark from Mexico, with -4.39, and the Grupo Bimbo bakery, which lost -2.99 percent.