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The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) was trading with a slight drop, after the strong descent of the eveon a day in which investors were cautious awaiting data from inflation local and from the United States.
The leading S&P/BMV IPC index, which groups together most traded stocks from the domestic market, fell 0.06 percent, to 52 thousand 010.58 points, shortly after the opening.
The index had fallen just over 1 percent on the eve, pressured mainly by the sharp decline of the papers of Gruma, after a preliminary report from the local antitrust regulator that ruled that there is no effective competition in the production, sale and distribution of corn flour for tortillas and pointed out the company for cornering the market.
Gruma shares rose today 1.77 percent.
Wall Street begins the day on the rise thanks to purchases at a good price
The NYSE opened slightly higher, driven by the search for purchases at a good price and the drop of the value of oil, in a market attentive to the publication of inflation indicators at the end of the week.
In the first operations, the Dow Jones it advanced 0.26 percent; he Nasdaq0.42 percent; and the S&P 5000.45 percent.
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