Lima Stock Exchange closes with most of its indicators in red, this Tuesday, January 17

Lima Stock Exchange closes with most of its indicators in red, this Tuesday, January 17

The Lima Stock Exchange closed its operations on Tuesday, January 17, 2023, in negative territory, driven by the poor performance of the mining sector. A) Yes, he scored 10 down and 6 up.

In this way, the S&P/BVL Peru General Index, the most representative of the Lima stock market, fell -0.56% to 22,790.51 points. Meanwhile, the S&P/BVL Peru Selective Indexwhich is made up of the most traded shares in the local market, lost -1.21% and was placed at 597.36 units.

The sector mining was the one that recorded the most losses and fell -2.78%, followed by the financial item that fell -2.32%. On the other hand, the sectors that had the most gains were service Y electricityboth rose 0.96%.

The main stocks that fell were BVN (-5.18%), HBM (-3.68%) and SCCO (-2.68%). On the other hand, the main shares that rose were HIDRA2C1 (2.58%), LUSURC1 (2.31%) and BBVAC1 (1.74%).

US market closes mixed along with higher rates and a lower value of the dollar

At the international level, the US stocks closed mixed this Tuesday, kicking off a short but packed week of corporate earnings results on Wall Street. However, the Dow lost nearly 400 points, or around 1.1%, pressured by bank stocks after Goldman Sachs (GS) posted its biggest profit loss in a decade, reported César Romero, head of research at Rent4 SAT.

It should be noted that the bank registered a greater-than-expected decrease of 69% in fourth-quarter earnings. In addition, it was affected by a substantial drop in trading income and a higher provision for credit losses, added the specialist.

Source: Larepublica

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