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BOGOTÁ .- The Latin American Stock Exchanges were caught today by the good figures of the New York Stock Exchange and were ended in green, during a session during which data from the US economy prevailed over the fear of tariff dispute with China.
Wall Street closed today in green after the industrial Dow Jones, its leading indicator, rose 0.41% to 24,456, 48.
In addition, the S & P 500 selective rose 0.85% to close at 2,759.82 units, while the Nasdaq Composite Index, which includes large groups in the technology sector, rose 1.34% and [19659002The New York Stock Exchange reacted positively after learning that in June, 213,000 new jobs were added to the market as analysts expected 200,000.
Unemployment rate has risen this month Fears of crossing tariffs between the United States and China still weigh, but investors have rewarded the protectionist measures of President Donald Trump.
After finding that the country's trade deficit was reduced by 6.6% in May and amounted to $ 43.1 billion.
In Latin America, Mexico's financial authorities have called for strengthening bank security and supervision. a preventative measure to prevent events such as the cyberattack that several entities suffered in April
In Argentina, the seven aeronautical unions announced that they will strike next Friday, July 13, to protest the government policy in the sector. ] In addition, in Chile, the price of copper fell 4.8% this week compared to the previous one, after closing today at $ 2.87 per pound, the lowest price in the world. this year and the lowest price since August 2017.
It was also known that King Felipe VI of Spain received in Madrid the elected President of Colombia, Iván Duque, with whom he analyzed the prospects for bilateral cooperation .
proposed in Madrid to link growth to the "orange economy", related to culture, intellectual property and technology, and to "the green economy", based on respect for the environment and the rational use of consumption and energy. It has also been reported that mining investments in Peru amounted to $ 1,569 million from January to May 2018, which represented an increase of 34.3% over the same period of the year. last.
The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange advanced by 0.61% and its Ibovespa index closed the day at 75,010 points with a business turnover of 6,786 billion reais (about 1.753 billion dollars)
The Mexican price and quotation index rose 0.86% and closed at 48,981.41 units, after achieving 18,371 million Mexican pesos (about $ 962.3 million).
The Santiago Stock Exchange increased by 0.34% in its main index, the IPSA, which closed at 5,284.64 after completing transactions equivalent to 106.53 99.431 pesos (approximately $ 162.40 million).
The Stock Exchange of Valores de Lima finished at 19,953.92 points, after having recorded a rise of 0.27%, during a meeting during which 16 & # 39; 193.178 soles (approximately $ 4,923,435) were negotiated.
The Montevideo Index added 0.74% and was 107.72 in a full day in which securities were traded for 4 07 077,674 Uruguayan pesos (about $ 129,965).
On the other hand, the Corro Buenos Aires fell by 0.73% and ended at 27 611.04 points after doing business for 588.56 million pesos (about 20 , $ 65 million)
The Colombian Stock Exchange decreased by 0.60% in its capitalization index (Colcap), which closed at 1,557.59 units after a sale of 87,775, 53 million Colombian pesos (about 30.5 million dollars)
The evolution of Latin American stock exchanges was as follows:
Market closing points ---------------------------------------- SAO PAULO + 0.61% 75.010 MEXICO + 0.86% 48,981.41 BUENOS AIRES -0.73% 27,611.04 SANTIAGO + 0.34% 5,284.64 COLOMBIA -0.60% 1,557.59 LIMA + 0.27% 19,953.92 MONTEVIDEO + 0.74% 107.72 ⊕
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