The representative index of the Fibras in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) called S&P BMV Fibras, went from 223.86 units in 2016 to 232.63 points at the end of 2017, which meant a growth of 3.9% over the year just ended.

Compared with the performance of the main stock market indicator, which was 8.13%, the stock market performance of the Fibras was poor, even we should consider it unfairly punished by the market.

The rise in interest rates has been an element that investors have valued negatively for the Fibras, very much in spite of the fact that the results of each of the trusts have been generally good.