BMV loses at the opening, but profiles second weekly rise in a row

The Mexican stock exchange (BMV) lost in the session this Friday, but outlined its second consecutive weekly rise, after inflation data from the United States in line with expectations but that could put pressure on the Federal Reserve so that you can withdraw the stimuli you have used during the pandemic at a faster rate.

The local benchmark index S&P/BMV IPC It was down 0.36% to 51,042.22 points, at 8:59 a.m.

The Mexican market advanced in the past four sessions amid fewer concerns about the impact that the new Omicron variant of coronavirus in the global economy.

US consumer prices rose further in November, generating the largest annualized increase since 1982 and could encourage the Fed to cut its bond purchases faster.