Mexico Bolsa Rises to Record, Led by America Movil; Chilean Stocks Decline

(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's main stock index jumped to a
record, heading for its biggest weekly gain since March, as
emerging markets rallied and Standard & Poor's said it may raise
the country's credit rating.

The Bolsa index advanced 369.96, or 1.2 percent, to 32,547.79
as of 1:46 p.m. in New York, led by America Movil SAB, Latin
America's biggest mobile phone company. The index was up 4.5
percent for the week, and today eclipsed a June 5 record. Brazil's
main stock index was heading for it biggest weekly gain in three.


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Mexican stocks rise, driven by America Movil gains

(Reuters) - Trading volume was low as investors in the United States,
who are big players in Mexican markets, stayed away for the
U.S. Independence Day holiday.




Shares in America Movil pushed hardest
among the index's winners, gaining 1.29 percent to 35.45
pesos.


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Mexican Bolsa Rises on Rating Outlook, Led by America Movil; Bovespa Gains

(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's Bolsa index rose for a fifth
day as investors bet the country's credit rating will be raised by
Standard & Poor's, reducing government borrowing costs and fueling
spending.

The benchmark Bolsa index advanced 242.19, or 0.8 percent, to
31,662.88 as of 11:57 a.m. in New York, led by America Movil SAB,
Latin America's biggest mobile-phone company. Brazil's Bovespa
index rose 0.2 percent to a record 55,503.91.


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Mexican stocks rise, led by America Movil gains

(Reuters) - The benchmark 10-year government peso bond
gained 0.253 point in price, pushing its yield down 4 basis
points to 7.62 percent.




Shares of America Movil , one of Latin America's
most closely watched companies, led the rally, advancing 0.96
percent to 34.69 pesos. Its New York traded shares rose
0.52 percent to $64.26.


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