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Mexican StockExchange information, market index, stock quotes, and stockbrokers

The Mexican Stock Exchange, or Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BVM), is Mexico's only stock exchange. It is the second largest stock exchange by market capitalisation in Latin America. Interestingly, BMV itself is a public company which is listed on its own stock exchange in a 2008 IPO.

The Mexican Stock Exchange actively trades stocks, debentures, debt instruments (government and corporate bonds), and warrants and other derivatives. Trading is conducted on a fully electronic trading system, called the BMV-SENTRA Equities System.

Many ofMexico's well known companies are listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange, such as Cemex, Telmex, America Movil, Televisa, TV Azteca, and Walmex.

Some of the major Mexican Stock Exchange listed companies also trade on US stock markets as ADRs.





The equity capital market tradesfrom 8.30am to 3pm, and the debt instrument market trades from8.00am to 2.30pm Monday to Friday. Hit refresh on your browser forupdated live stock exchange index movements.
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Latin Finance : Mexico

Bimbo: Baking with Leverage

Bimbo sealed a $2.5 billion US acquisition despite tight credit and a highly uncertain outlook. The bread maker bets demand holds steady both sides of the border.

Retailers Buy LatAm

Wal-Mart’s recent Chile buy has raised expectations of more LatAm deals to come from the retail behemoth. Others will likely join the shopping spree.

High Voltage M&A;

Energy sector consolidation looks set to continue, fueled by incoming Europeans, growing large locals and cash-strapped exiting small caps.

Mexico Corporates: Diamonds in the Rough

The crisis has claimed some high profile Mexican corporate scalps. But there are still some stalwarts worth looking at, say analysts.

Mexico Local Markets: Reanimating Capital

Mexico’s markets are stalled, but investors remain confident about long-term prospects. Recovery will be painful, but perhaps include long-awaited structural changes.

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