Walmart de México experienced its worst stock market decline since November 2018, losing nearly 61 billion Mexican pesos on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores after reporting quarterly profits that fell short of analyst estimates. This drop contributed to a broader downward trend in the Mexican stock market, with the IPC index falling 0.58% and reaching its lowest level since April. Grupo Carso also faced losses, with its sales declining by 1.6%, further weighing on the market. Additionally, General Motors shares plunged 8.12%, marking a significant drop within the market. Meanwhile, commodities showed mixed performance: the price of Mexican crude oil fell to $63.50 per barrel, the euro traded at 21.90 pesos, Bitcoin rose by 2.40% to $119,756.90 per unit, gold increased by 1.10% to $3,443.72 per ounce, and coffee prices rose from $260 to $292 per 100 pounds compared to the previous year.
#GanadoresyPerdedores | Las acciones de General Motors se desplomaron 8.12%, nuestra analista Valeria López (@ValelizabethLC) nos da los detalles. 📺: @VictorPiz https://t.co/OHuv51xteg
🇲🇽 En México, la BMV cayó 0.58% arrastrada por Grupo Carso, cuyas ventas bajaron 1.6% https://t.co/8Ht8VU8puz https://t.co/Ou8eJF4G7E
#AlSonarLaCampana |☕ El precio internacional del café cerró 2024 en 260 dólares por 100 libras, mientras que ahora cotiza en 292 dólares, según información del Mercado de Valores. 📺: @TonyAguirre10 📺: @TonyAguirre10 https://t.co/JdqeNwRWrw