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BMV Falls for Third Day as Wall Street Opens Mixed on Earnings and Oil Pressure

Investor caution reflects weaker Mexico data, a prolonged U.S. shutdown, plus lower crude.

Overview

  • Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC drops 1.14% to 60,967.35 in early trade after opening down 0.97%, pointing to a third straight decline as a September activity contraction of 0.6% adds local pressure.
  • U.S. stocks trade mixed with the S&P 500 down 0.06%, the Nasdaq off 0.36%, and the Dow up 0.07% as the government shutdown reaches day 21.
  • Strong third‑quarter results lift shares of General Motors and Coca‑Cola, while investors await coming reports from Netflix and Tesla.
  • Banorte notes that President Trump’s meetings with China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin, plus a U.S.–Australia deal to expand access to rare‑earth minerals, have helped temper geopolitical tensions.
  • Crude extends losses on AIE supply projections, with WTI at $57.32 (−0.35%) and Brent at $60.70 (−0.54%) according to Bloomberg.