La Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) showed negative indicators at the end of today's session with losses of 3.31 percent for the General Index, as a response to uncertainty election that persists in the country.
The General Index of the BVL, the most representative of the local bourse, fell today 3.31 percent, going from 18.798 to 18.176 points.
The Selective Index of the Lima stock market, which consists of the 15 most traded stocks on the market, fell 3.46 percent, going from 25.989 to 25.090 points.
National Capital Index (INCA), comprised of the 20 most liquid shares listed on the BVL, depreciated 2.92 percent.
In today's session the amount traded in shares stood at 100.91 million soles in 2.026 purchase and sale.
Major actions whose prices fell on the LSE are those of Sienna Gold (-10.26 percent), Gloria (-10.06 percent), Compania Minera Santa Luisa (-0.09 percent), Empresa Siderurgica del Peru (-8.80 percent) and Atacocha Mining Company (-8.77 percent).
The Equity Trader, Andes Company Securities Broker (SAB), Ernesto Ferrand, said the downward trend of the LSE is due to the surveys given disclosed on Thursday that led to a selling trend of local investors.
"They are natural investors in the amount and volume of transactions, and some funds that seek to redeem their investments," he told Andina news agency.
noted that the days of the coming days will be volatile with a downward trend and some recovery, in an electoral context.
"The Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) are purchasing stock, the AIA gives some stability to the market when things are not right," he said.
regional markets ended mixed, as the Stock Exchange of New York (NYSE).
The Dow Jones industrial index of the NYSE fell 0.21 percent, the Nasdaq rose 0.20 percent and the Standard & Poor's index fell 0.16 percent.
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