Indice de Precios y Cotizaciones

The Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones (IPC) is the weighted measurement index of 35 stocks traded on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores. The recomposition of the index has its methodology originating and exposing on the BMV, and may change every quarter.

Components

The companies as of October 2014 were:[1]

Name Symbol Sector Industry Sub-Industry
Arca ContinentalACConsumer StaplesBeveragesSoft Drinks
ALFAALFA AIndustrialsIndustrial ConglomeratesIndustrial Conglomerates
AlpekALPEK AMaterialsChemicalsCommodity Chemicals
AlseaALSEAConsumer DiscretionaryHotels, Restaurants & LeisureRestaurants
América MóvilAMX LTelecommunication ServicesWireless TelecommunicationsWireless Telecommunications
Grupo Aeroportuario del SuresteASUR BIndustrialsTransportation InfrastructureAirport Services
Grupo BimboBIMBO AConsumer StaplesFood ProductsPackaged Foods & Meats
Bolsa Mexicana de ValoresBOLSA AFinancialsDiversified Financial ServicesSpecialized Finance
CemexCEMEX CPOMaterialsConstruction MaterialsConstruction Materials
Comercial MexicanaLACOMER UBCConsumer StaplesFood & Staples RetailingHypermarkets and Super Centers
Grupo ElektraELEKTRAFinancialsBanksDiversified Banks
FEMSAFEMSA UBDConsumer StaplesBeveragesSoft Drinks
Grupo Aeroportuario del PacíficoGAP BIndustrialsTransportation InfrastructureAirport Services
Grupo CarsoGCARSO A1IndustrialsIndustrial ConglomeratesIndustrial Conglomerates
Compartamos BancoGENTERAFinancialsConsumer FinanceConsumer Finance
InbursaGFINBUR OFinancialBanksDiversified Banks
BanorteGFNORTE OFinancialBanksDiversified Banks
BanregioGFREGIO OFinancialBanksDiversified Banks
Grupo MéxicoGMEXICO BMaterialsMetals & MiningDiversified Metals & Mining
GrumaGRUMA BConsumer StaplesFood ProductsPackaged Foods & Meats
Empresas ICAICAIndustrialsConstruction & EngineeringConstruction & Engineering
Industrias CHICH BMaterialsMetals & MiningSteel
IenovaIENOVAUtilitiesGas UtilitiesGas Utilities
Kimberly-Clark de MéxicoKIMBER AConsumer StaplesHousehold ProductsHousehold Products
Coca-Cola FEMSAKOF LConsumer StaplesBeveragesSoft Drinks
Genomma Lab InternacionalLAB BHealthcarePharmaceuticalsPharmaceuticals
Grupo LalaLALA BConsumer StaplesFood ProductsPackaged Foods & Meats
LiverpoolLIVEPOL C-1Consumer DiscretionaryMultiline RetailDepartment Stores
MexichemMEXCHEMMaterialsChemicalsCommodity Chemicals
OHL MéxicoOHLMEXIndustrialsTransportation InfrastructureHighways & Railtracks
PeñolesPE&OLESMaterialsMetals & MiningPrecious Metals & Minerals
PinfraPINFRAIndustrialsConstruction & EngineeringConstruction & Engineering
Santander MéxicoSANMEXFinancialBanksDiversified Banks
TelevisaTLEVISA CPOConsumer DiscretionaryMediaBroadcasting
Walmart de México y CentroaméricaWALMEXConsumer StaplesFood & Staples RetailingHypermarkets and Super Centers

Annual Returns

The following table shows the annual development of the IPC since 1991.[2][3]

Year Closing level Change in index
in points
Change in index
in %
19911,431.46
19921,759.44327.9822.91
19932,602.63843.1947.92
19942,375.66−226.93−8.72
19952,778.47402.8116.96
19963,361.03582.5620.96
19975,229.351,868.3255.59
19983,959.66−1,269.69−24.28
19997,129.883,170.2280.06
20005,652.19−1,477.69−20.73
20016,372.28720.0912.74
20026,127.09−245.19−3.85
20038,795.282,668.1943.55
200412,917.884,122,6046.87
200517,802.714,884.8337.81
200626,448.328,645.6148.56
200729,536.833,090.5111.69
200822,380.32−7,158.51−24.23
200932,120.479,740.1543.52
201038,550.796,430.3220.02
201137,077.52−1,473.27−3.82
201243,705.836,628.3117.88
2013 42,727.09 −978.74 −2.24
2014 43,145.66 418.57 0.98
2015 42,977.50 −168.16 −0.39
2016 45,642.90 2,665.40 6.20
2017 49,354.40 3,711.50 8.13
2018 41,640.30 −7,714.10 −15.63
2019 43,541.00 1,900.70 4.56
2020 44,066.90 525.90 1.21

References

  1. "Indices Constituents of IPC". Bolsa Mexicana de Valores. Archived from the original on 22 October 2014. Retrieved 31 October 2014.
  2. "Historical data: Mexican Bolsa Index - Mexico (^IPC)".
  3. "Datos históricos de IPC MEXICO (^MXX) - Yahoo Finanzas". es-us.finanzas.yahoo.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-01-21.
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