The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) closed the day, on Friday, March 4, with 12 indicators in green and 4 in red, driven by the mining sector.
At the close of operations, the S&P/BVL Peru General indexthe most representative of the Lima stock market, registered an advance of 1.52%% and stood at 24,824.94 points.
In the same way, the S&P/BVL Peru Selective Indexwhich is made up of the 15 most traded shares in the local market, recorded a gain of 1.96% and ended at 657.52 units.
The actions of The sectors that recorded gains were mining with 3.16%; and services and electricity, both with 0.55%, lastly, consumption with 0.06%. The sectors that registered decreases were industrial with -0.42%, construction with -0.07% and financial with 0.06%.
The companies that registered the most gains were Sierra Metals (37.10%), Panoro Minerals (13.14%) and Trevali Mining (8.11%). While the companies that registered the greatest losses were Telefónica (-6.30%), Southern Peru (-3.54%) and Coril (-2.69%).
At the local level, it is known that the community of Urinsaya, in the province of Espinar, 250 kilometers from Las Bambas, blocked a road on Tuesday. The road used by the Las Bambas copper mine is a focus of protests, as it passes through dozens of impoverished Andean communities that have often blocked the road, claiming that the mine has failed to improve their quality of life while mining trucks contaminate their crops. , reports Renta4.
Source: Larepublica
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