The Mexican stock market breaks its negative streak and advances today, June 4.

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) in Mexico City has experienced four sessions of decline, driven by U.S. employment figures and local investment.

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), based in Mexico City, posted an advance on June 4, 2025, breaking a streak of four consecutive downward sessions, on a day marked by the assimilation of a U.S. private employment report and local investment figures.

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), a pillar of economic activity in Mexico City, showed positive performance on June 4, 2025, marking a reversal of the trend after several days of losses.

The leading S&P/BMV stock index rose 0.41%, reaching 57,876.45 points. This advance breaks a four-session losing streak, during which the index had accumulated a 1.87% decline. The recovery comes as investors process a US private employment report and local corporate investment figures.

Shares of the mining company Industrias Peñoles led the day's gains, rising 3.03% to 433.99 pesos. Shares of stock market operator Grupo BMV followed, adding 1.75% to 43.02 pesos. This positive performance on the BMV reflects a market reaction to economic data and expectations of trade agreements between world powers.

The advance in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) comes amid a context where Wall Street also opened with slight gains, reacting to lower-than-expected US employment figures. Furthermore, the Mexican peso has appreciated, trading at 19.18 per dollar, driven by a general weakening of the dollar due to trade tensions between the United States and China. Gross fixed investment in Mexico for March also showed positive figures, in line with market expectations, mitigating some of the risk for investors.