The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) closed the day on Thursday, March 3 with gains in its main indiceswith 12 indicators in green and only 4 in red due to the good performance of finance and mining stocks.
At the close of operations, the S&P/BVL Peru General index, the most representative of the Lima stock market, recorded a rise of 0.85% and stood at 24,452.39 points.
Similarly, the S&P/BVL Peru Selective index, which is made up of the 15 most traded stocks in the local market, recorded an advance of 0.83% and ended at 644.86 units.
The shares of the sectors that registered gains were: mining with 1.75%, financials with 1.20%, and services and electricity with 0.22% each. The sectors that registered losses were construction (-1.26%), industries (-0.42%) and consumption (-0.12).
The local companies that had the most profits today are Trevali Mining (8.82%), Banco de Credito del Peru (4.92%) and Fondo Bursátil Van Eck El Dorado (4.72%).. While those that presented losses were Falabella Peru (-10.71%), Nexa Resources (-2.99) and Aenza (-2.22%).
This occurs after oil prices closed yesterday at their highest since 2011 for WTI and since 2014 for Brent, driven by the war in Ukraine, the sanctions against Russia and fears about the supply of black gold.
Source: Larepublica
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