The Mexican stock market gained 0.33%, contrary to US markets, and rose 66,965.15 units.

On Tuesday, October 13, the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) registered an advance of 0.33%, defying the downward trend seen in United States markets. With this gain, the BMV extended its positive streak to four consecutive sessions, pushing its main indicator, the Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones (IPC), up to 66,965.15 units.

Simultaneously, financial markets in the region also experienced positive movement, as the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange closed its session with a 1.45% increase. The S&P Merval index of leading companies reached 2,869,151.19 units, while the broader S&P BYMA general index recorded a 1.76% rise to close out the trading day.