The Lima Stock Exchange began trading this Tuesday, December 14, with most of its indicators in red, scoring nine sectors down, four up, and two without variation.
At 10:08 am, the S & P / BVL Peru General index, the most representative of the Lima stock market, fell -0.56 %% with 20,180.79 points. Similarly, the S & P / BVL Perú Selectivo index, which is made up of the most traded shares in the local market, contracted by -0.10% and stood at 537.91 units.
Meanwhile, the mining sector lost 0.67% and the financial sector contracted by -0.46%. For its part, industrials gained 0.17%, consumption grew 0.31 and construction rose 0.23%. Finally, the services and electricity sectors remained unchanged.
The negative results in the Lima Stock Exchange occur after the mining company Nexa reported that, after almost a week of a blockade carried out by a group of people to the access roads of the Cerro Lindo Mining Unit, it suspends its operations.
This occurs after the announcement by the mining company Nexa Resources about the suspension of the operations of its Cerro Lindo underground mine, located in the Ica region, added to the possible stoppage of the Las Bambas mining project announced by MMG.
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