The President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo Terrones, reported this Friday, January 14, that the Lima Stock Exchange had a percentage variation of 3.26%, its highest level since April 2012. This performance made the BVL lead the Latin American Stock Exchanges.
“The fiscal soundness promoted by the People’s Government, the recovery of the Peruvian economy and fiscal savings, as well as the high prices of minerals, contributed to the Lima Stock Exchange reaching its highest level since April 2012“, He said.
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Likewise, through his Twitter account, the president showed a picture with the ranking of Latin American stock markets (which considers the figures up to Wednesday, January 12). In this, Peru has a positive variation of 3.26% with 23,529.12 points. Above countries like Chile (2.57%), Colombia (1.98%), Brazil with (1.84%) and Canada (0.56%).
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