On February 5, 2025, major U.S. stock indices closed positively, with the Dow Jones rising by 0.71%, the S&P 500 increasing by 0.22%, and the Nasdaq up by 0.19%. In contrast, the Mexican Stock Exchange Index (IPC) and the FTSE Biva both experienced declines. The peso weakened against the dollar, trading at $20.55 in interbank operations and $21.07 at Citibanamex. However, the following day, the peso showed some recovery, selling at $20.46 interbank and $20.95 at Citibanamex. The euro was priced at 21.41 pesos on February 5 and 21.26 pesos on February 6. Additionally, the price of Mexican crude oil fell to $68.60 per barrel on February 5 and further decreased to $67.24 on February 6. Bitcoin experienced a loss of 1.40% on February 5, with a price of $97,598.3, and continued to decline by 0.89% the next day, reaching $96,500.3. Gold saw a slight gain of 0.25% on February 5 but recorded a loss of 0.46% on February 6, settling at $2,879.70 per ounce. The Argentine market faced challenges, with stocks and bonds dropping sharply, pushing the country risk index up to 660 points.