La Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) showed strong gains at the close of today's session, reporting an advance of 5.49%, the second highest recorded in the week, boosted by mining stocks industrial and despite the volatility of metals abroad. Thus, the General Index of the BVL, the most representative of the local bourse, rose 5.49% from 20,638 to 21,771 points.
The Selective Index of the Lima stock market, which consists of the 15 most traded stocks on the market, advanced 4.89%, from 28,765 to 30,171 points.
Meanwhile, National Capital Index (INCA), comprised of the 20 most liquid shares traded on the LSE, has appreciated 4.82%.
In today's session the amount traded in shares stood at 141.54 million soles in 3,283 buying and selling.
Among the main actions that showed a positive development on the LSE include the Atacocha B (15.89%), Crystal River (14.29%) and Panoro Minerals (14.89%). According
, analyst Juan Magot y Asociados Sociedad Broker (SAB), Omar Delgado, said the LSE was particularly buoyed by mining and industrial shares rose 5.40 and 5.77%, respectively.
also found that investors are taking a stand on the roles of companies that are lagging behind, anticipating a lower political risk, which take place at the highest trading volume today.
other hand, regional markets were mixed, while the Stock Exchange of New York (NYSE) had good indicators.
Also, the Dow Jones industrial index of the NYSE rose 1.10%, while the Nasdaq and Standard & Poor's Index advanced 0.48 and 0.91%, respectively.
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