The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) rebounded for the second session in the month, after the S&P General Peru will mark at the end of the session on Monday, November 8, 0.54% or 20,531.11 points.
In this way, the sectors mostly ended in blue. Thus, mining took the highest price with 3.33% thanks to the impulse of firms such as Southern Copper (5.05%), Cerro Verde (4.55%) and Buenaventura (1.10%). The first two gained thanks to copper prices that were in positive territory at the beginning of the week.
In second place were the items of services and electricity: both recorded 0.56%. While, with 0.19%, the finance sector closed. At the end of the table, construction and industrial were located with 0.05% and 0.04%, respectively.
Only the consumer sector closed in the red, with -0.86%.
Meanwhile, the S&P Peru Select, which concentrates the most liquid papers on the local market, ended the session with 0.25% at 545.19 units.
At the international level, NYSE it held firm to the upside on Monday, with modest gains, though enough to set new records for its top three indexes.
Thus, the actions of Wall Street were supported after the approval of a bill of spending in infrastructure of the United States; however, it cut earnings later, as falling Tesla shares weighed on the indices.
The Dow Jones advanced 0.29% to 36,432.22 points.
Meanwhile, the Nasdaq technology gained just 0.07% to 15,983.36, its new high, and similarly the S&P 500 closed with a marginal gain of 0.09% at 4,701.70 units, in its eighth consecutive record.
Investors are positioned to receive new US inflation data on Tuesday and Wednesday, as well as new company results.
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