The day of Thursday, December 9, began to fall for the Lima Stock Exchange (BVL), after the General Index, the most representative of the local stock market, fell by 0.90%, going from 20,520 to 20,337 points.
Similarly, the BVL Selective Index, made up of the fifteen shares most traded in Lima, fell 0.81%, going from 539.82 to 535.47 points.
The scene is not very different from the one appreciated in New York. In turn, stock prices on Wall Street fell slightly at the beginning of transactions, while investors paused after three days of rises.
“The new trend comes after the S&P 500 increased a cumulative 3.6% in the first three days of the week, basically due to the decrease in fears around the omicron variant of the coronavirus,” reported AP.
For their part, Asian stock markets had mixed behaviors at the close, as did the results shown by the main Latin American markets.
Finally, the Dow Jones industrial index of the New York stock market fell 0.33%, while the Nasdaq technological indicator and the Standard & Poor’s index fell 0.85% and 0.35%, respectively.
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