Overview
- Trading was suspended before the open at 7:27 a.m. and reactivated at 9:55 a.m. on Monday after Grupo BMV detected duplicated information in its databases and reviewed the issue.
- The exchange said the stoppage was a precautionary measure that did not affect the MoNet matching engine and that actions followed its Reglamento Interior and Manual Operativo to protect orderly trading.
- After trading resumed, the S&P/BMV IPC moved into positive territory and closed up 0.62% at 67,640.59 points while reported volumes stayed well below the three-month average.
- Global drivers helped lift sentiment, with U.S. stock buybacks supporting Wall Street and higher oil prices following weekend tensions in the Middle East, both cited by market participants as risk-on cues.
- Corporate news shaped individual stocks during the session, led by Femsa after it announced an Oxxo–Infonavit payment collaboration, and investors will watch upcoming U.S. jobs data, the formal T-MEC review, and diplomatic talks for new market catalysts.