The Mexican Stock Exchange falls for the third day; Televisa shares soar.

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) suffered its third consecutive day of decline, reflecting investor caution ahead of upcoming U.S. economic data. However, not all the news was negative: Grupo Televisa's shares stood out with a significant jump, attracting market attention.

The main index, the S&P/BMV IPC, fell 0.71% to 57,717.96 points shortly after the opening bell. Most stocks in the index declined, reflecting global uncertainty and Mexican investors' caution regarding possible changes in U.S. monetary policy.

Among the values ​​that fell the most are:

• Orbia Advance: -2.44% to 13.62 pesos
• Megacable: -2.33% to 52.42 pesos
• Grupo Bimbo: -2.24% to 56.70 pesos

Contrary to the general market trend, Grupo Televisa posted an 8.45% increase, closing at 10.01 pesos per share. This move caught the attention of analysts and investors, becoming one of the most important trading moments of the Mexican stock market.

The New York Stock Exchange opened the session slightly lower as investors prepared for quarterly results from Nvidia, a leader in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector.

The main indices behaved as follows:

• Dow Jones: -0.08%
• Nasdaq: -0.13%
• S&P 500: -0.11%

These moves reflect the caution of global markets in the face of volatility in the technology sector and the importance of Nvidia in the development of AI.

The downward trend in the BMV reflects the influence of external factors, such as US monetary policy and expectations of international corporate earnings. Despite this, strategic stocks like Televisa offer growth opportunities, demonstrating that even in difficult times, some stocks can stand out.