Estephanie Suárez (EN)
Markets reporter
My background
I am a financial economist by profession with experience in stock market journalism. Formerly at El Economista Mexico and graduated from the Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana.
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Could Nearshoring Spur a Resurgence of IPOs In Mexico?
Bloomberg Línea consulted a number of capital market experts to gauge whether the relocation of supply chains could lead to stock market debuts
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Mexico’s Stock Exchange Mulls Regulatory Changes to Enhance ESG Transparency
The stock exchange regulator aims to make companies’ information more transparent and create a more sustainable market, in line with international standards
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Mexico’s Bachoco Suspends IPO as Minor Stakeholders Squabble Over Share Price
The poultry giant’s initial public offering has been blocked by minority shareholders amid controversy over the proposed share price
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Why Is the Mexican Peso Getting Stronger in 2023?
Mexico’s currency has been appreciating consistently since mid-2020, making it one of the strongest among emerging markets over the last three years
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How Well Prepared Is Mexico for Possible Post-Election Volatility In 2024?
A strong local currency at 2015 levels, the opportunities for nearshoring generating great expectations and a resilient stock market are key elements ahead of next year’s presidential elections
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Mexico’s ICA Changes Its Name to Inanis Sociedad as Its Shares Delist
The beleaguered construction company’s shareholders voted to change its name as it withdraws its ‘zombie’ shares from the BMV
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What Is The Common Theme In Mexico, Brazil and Colombia’s Currency Strength In 2023?
Latin America’s main currencies have felt the pressure of Fitch’s US long-term credit downgrade, following a year of appreciation against the dollar