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| Instrument | Last | Change | YoY | Prev. | High | Low | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IPC MEX | 69,207 | -1.40% | +20.06% | 70,187 | — | — | — |
| USD/MXN | 17.34 | +1.00% | -10.54% | 17.17 | 17.40 | 17.19 | — |
| WALMEX | 54.53 | -1.80% | -15.95% | 55.53 | 56.80 | 54.30 | 15,394,365 |
| GMEXICO | 211.52 | -1.71% | +104.03% | 215.21 | 216.50 | 208.19 | 3,631,112 |
| FEMSA | 210.41 | -0.52% | +5.61% | 211.52 | 216.22 | 208.97 | 1,689,918 |
| CEMEX | 22.66 | -0.31% | +70.25% | 22.73 | 23.03 | 22.52 | 16,007,572 |
| GFNORTE | 185.87 | -3.65% | +8.75% | 192.92 | 196.92 | 184.69 | 6,984,965 |
| BIMBO | 59.03 | +1.18% | +2.41% | 58.34 | 59.78 | 57.72 | 2,426,500 |
| TELEVISA | 9.80 | -0.51% | +27.77% | 9.85 | 10.09 | 9.73 | 2,702,601 |
| AMX | 23.39 | +0.13% | +38.81% | 23.36 | 23.95 | 23.25 | 21,098,392 |
| GAP | 419.23 | -0.06% | -1.17% | 419.49 | 431.99 | 414.29 | 797,068 |
| ASUR | 301.14 | -1.33% | -13.29% | 305.21 | 307.80 | 299.02 | 120,125 |
| OMA | 224.53 | -1.30% | -7.16% | 227.48 | 231.42 | 222.70 | 713,069 |
| KOF | 181.08 | -0.32% | +3.39% | 181.67 | 185.48 | 179.25 | 611,911 |
| GRUMA | 297.86 | -0.09% | -16.23% | 298.12 | 301.83 | 295.00 | 428,733 |
| KIMBER | 38.49 | -0.70% | +9.72% | 38.76 | 38.99 | 38.23 | 2,580,862 |
| AMX ADR | 27.09 | -0.11% | +56.41% | 27.12 | 27.80 | 27.00 | 1,077,252 |
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The S&P/BMV IPC fell 1.40% to 69,206.85 on Thursday May 14, 2026 — breaking below 70,000 for the first time in over a week. The intraday high at 70,890 exceeded the prior session’s 70,792 before collapsing to close in the lower third — a bearish exhaustion candle. The 50-DMA at 69,045 and 200-DMA at 69,041 form a clustered support zone just below price.
The Big Three
The S&P/BMV IPC fell 1.40% (−980.60 points) to 69,206.85 — breaking below 70,000 that held all week. Intraday range 68,836.74–70,890.09, close in the lower third. The high at 70,890 exceeded the prior session’s 70,792 before collapsing — a bearish exhaustion candle and a role reversal: the market that defended became the market that gave back.
Momentum rolled over fast. MACD histogram +114.37 fell from +186.80, line +346.86 above signal +232.49 — bullish stack intact but weakening. RSI fast 51.29 down from 57.90, slow 51.47, both at the 50 inflection. The 50-DMA (69,045) and 200-DMA (69,041) form a clustered support 162 points (0.2%) below.
The structural case is intact. Banxico at 6.50% after the May 7 cut delivered cumulative ease, the World Cup is 28 days away, USMCA review July 1 is the institutional anchor, and Q1 earnings (Cemex EBITDA US$794M +34%) were constructive. Thursday looked like late-cycle profit-taking.
03 Key Movers
Winners
Airport operators held firm on the World Cup demand trade. ASUR/B, GAP/B, and OMA attracted bids on the structural tourism setup. Defensive staples — Bimbo (BIMBOA), Femsa (FEMSAUBD) — caught flows. Cemex (CEMEXCPO) retained a relative bid on the record Q1 EBITDA. Breadth was narrow.
Losers
Profit-taking concentrated in the largest weights. Grupo México (GMEXICOB), América Móvil (AMXB), and Walmex — the IPC’s heaviest at MXN 94.87B / 82.95B / 56.38B market cap — gave back the most points. Industrias Peñoles (PE&OLES) led the high-priced names lower. The banking complex (Banorte, Inbursa) softened on US curve steepening.
§04 · Market Commentary
Thursday completed the role reversal that defined the LatAm week. Mexico led the region Monday through Wednesday — the lone gainer Tuesday on US CPI. The intraday high at 70,890 pushed above prior session highs before collapsing 2,053 points to close at 69,206. As Brazil bounced 0.72% and Colombia surged 2.34% on Ecopetrol, capital rotated out of Mexico’s relative-strength names.
The structural Mexico case is unchanged. Banxico at 6.50% delivered cumulative ease that compares favorably with Brazil’s 14.50%. Q1 earnings were constructive: Cemex with record EBITDA US$794M (+34% YoY, margin +3.3pp to 19.8%), BMV Q1 EBITDA MXN 685M (+6%, 56.5% margin). USMCA review July 1 is the institutional anchor. The clustered 69,045/69,041 support decides whether Thursday was rotation or mean reversion.
05 Technical Analysis
The IPC closed at 69,206 — below the 20-DMA (69,475), at the 50-DMA (69,045), just above the 200-DMA (69,041). The candle is a long red bar with a high above prior resistance and a close in the lower third — textbook bearish exhaustion. MACD histogram +114.37 rolled from +186.80; line +346.86 above signal +232.49 keeps the bullish stack intact. RSI fast 51.29 down from 57.90, at the 50 inflection. The clustered 69,045/69,041 zone is now the decisive level.
06 Forward Look
07 Questions & Answers
Verdict
The IPC enters Friday at 69,206 with the 50-DMA (69,045) and 200-DMA (69,041) forming a clustered support zone 162 points below. The bearish exhaustion candle is real, but momentum (MACD stack still intact) and structural setup (Banxico at 6.50%, World Cup, USMCA) remain supportive. A bounce confirms Thursday was rotation; a clean break opens 67,835 and a deeper correction.
Related: Mexico defends 70K Wednesday · Colombia bounce · Brazil Q1 dispersion.
Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Emerging-market equity markets carry political and currency risk. Always consult a licensed financial advisor. Published by The Rio Times.
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