Mexico's IPC stock index rose 0.49% to 64,833 while the peso firmed to 16.97 per dollar as carry trades and airport deals lifted sentiment.
Key Facts
Mexico’s benchmark S&P/BMV IPC closed up 0.49% at 64,833 points on Wednesday, a modest and selective gain.
The peso firmed 0.14% to 16.971 per US dollar, holding near its strongest levels of the year on carry trade demand.
Airport operators led the session, with GAP up 2.5% and ASUR up 2.1% after closing a 992-million-dollar deal for 20 airports.
Banorte added 2.1% on heavy turnover, while heavyweight América Móvil slipped 0.9%.
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