May 11th 2011 12:44 pm
Mexico Stock Exchange will join the Integrated Market of Latin America
Best Growth Stock The Mexico Stock Exchange will be integrated with those of Colombia, Chile and Peru, joining the Integrated Market of Latin America.
The president of the Stock Exchange of Colombia, Juan Pablo Cordoba, said, is a willingness of heads of state that the integration process that is occurring in the region also incorporates the bags, so this partnership we have between countries also integrates into Mexico.
The integration of the Mexican Stock Exchange is part of what transpired in the Pacific Agreement, which will enhance U.S. $ 5,000 million traded annually Peru, Chile, Colombia and Mexico.
With integration, the stock initially Colombia, Peru and Chile, the beneficiaries are the users of the stock market, if a person wants to invest in stocks, no one can invest in Colombias actions directly, but may invest the actions of Peru and Chile, said Cordoba.
With this integration came from 85 companies listed on the Stock Exchange have about 500 listed companies, we will have more than 100 companies with trading volumes in excess of 100 thousand dollars a day, so that the investment options actually expand significantly, added the president of the Bolsa de Valores de Colombia.
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