Overview
- BMV executives disclosed three confidential IPO processes that could debut in February or March 2026, extending 2025’s reopening that saw six placements including Aeroméxico and Fibra Next.
- Biva urged rule changes it says would improve competitiveness, pointing to IPC index rules that steer large issuers to the BMV and to best‑execution frictions that deter international investors.
- Mexico’s stocks rebounded Thursday with the S&P/BMV IPC up 2.05% and FTSE BIVA up 2.06% after three declines, while Banxico cut its policy rate by 25 basis points to 7%.
- Wall Street closed higher as the Nasdaq rose 1.38% and the S&P 500 gained 0.79%, lifted by Micron’s 10.53% jump after it projected sharply higher profits and by a U.S. CPI reading of 2.7% year over year with core at 2.6%, though monthly figures were not published due to the shutdown.
- BMV leaders highlighted issuer incentives and the Emisora Simplificada to draw new listings, while Actinver projected the IPC near 71,000 points in 2026, citing consumption tailwinds such as the World Cup.