The general director of the Mexican Stock Exchange, José Oriol Bosch said that investor confidence has returned, so it is expected that there will be more debt and equity issues.

This Wednesday, the 2022 Federation Expenditure Budget Project was delivered to the Chamber of Deputies, which includes an estimated economic growth of 4.1% for 2022, which was well received by institutional investors.

The economic growth approach for 2022 is based on maintaining healthy public finances.

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“We hope to see that the markets continue to recover and again to see new participants in both issuers and investors; that there begin to be investment opportunities that we have seen since last year ", considered the manager.

He also pointed out that the Mexican stock market is having an important recovery, which reflects the interest of investors and that confidence is returning to the stock market.

He pointed out that from the minimum of 32,964 points registered by the S & P / BMV IPC in March of last year to the current levels of 51,400 units, maximum levels of July 2017, there has been a growth of 55.6 %.

"We are seeing new companies, we have seen them in debt and we hope to have them also in capital, we know that the valuation has been something that has stopped new placements, with these new levels we hope that the market will reactivate", said the general director of the Stock Exchange Mexicana de Valores.

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Faced with this scenario, the manager stressed that some companies are seeing a "good opportunity to return to the market" to make a debt or equity placement.

"We know that the valuation has been something that has stopped new placements, he continued, with these new levels we hope that the market will reactivate, in fact there are already some names that are already seeing a good opportunity to return to the market."

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