Stock markets around the world mainly register positive variations today, as traders try to understand how the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump will impact and await new economic data.
Regarding the U.S. indices, the Nasdaq falls by 0.43 percent, standing at 19,204.26 points, while the Dow Jones rises by 0.44 percent to 43,653.49 points, and the S&P 500 increases by 0.02 percent, reaching 5,984.60 units. Grupo Financiero Banorte indicates that the uncertainty surrounding the policies of the new administration in the United States will affect global growth and economic and political alliances.
In Europe, movements are mostly positive: Spain's IBEX 35 rises by 1.41 percent to 13,196.99 units, London's FTSE 100 grows by 0.56 percent reaching 8,707.50 points, the German DAX advances by 0.44 percent standing at 22,519.96 points, and France's CAC 40 adds 0.08 percent, hovering around 8,097.53 points.
However, in the local sphere, stock exchanges present losses: the S&P/BMV IPC of the Mexican Stock Exchange opens with a decline of 0.43 percent, reaching 53,472.17 points, while the FTSE-BIVA of the Institutional Stock Exchange records an increase of 0.39 percent, standing near 1,078.22 units.
Regarding the international oil market, both West Texas Intermediate and Brent show declines: the former falls by 0.45 percent to 70.38 dollars per barrel, and the latter decreases by 0.57 percent, trading around 74.35 dollars per barrel.
