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BOGOTÁ .- Without a clear north, the Latin American stock exchanges ended today mixed unlike Wall Street, its main reference , which closed in green and waiting for the results of some key businesses for the floor to be announced.
Wall Street closed with gains after the industrial Dow Jones rose 0.58% and ended at 24,919.66 full.
In addition, the selective S & P 500 grew by 0.35% and was established at 2,793.84 units
and the Nasdaq composite index, which included major groups of Technology sector, up 0.04% During today's trading session, investors were optimistic about the quarterly results that will be released by some key companies for the market at the end of the week.
One of the highlights of the day involved Tesla, who signed an agreement with the Shanghai Municipal Government to build a vehicle assembly plant that will have a production capacity of 500,000 vehicles per year. year.
On the other hand, in Latin America, it was known that the Chilean government had increased its forecast of internal product growth to 3.8% Gross (GDP) for this year.
"Chile's growth will again resemble global growth," said Chilean Finance Minister Felipe Larraín
In Argentina it was reported that foreign tourist arrivals by air increased in May to 191,000, an interannual increase of 4.8%, and accumulated in the year amounts to 1.09 million, 5.8% more than the same period of 2017.
And Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) filed a complaint after learning that a group of people is committing fraud by claiming to be company executives, claiming that "they are allowed to sell all types of business." hydrocarbons at a preferential price ".
Indignant in particular by the poor performance of Petrobras and Vale, the Sao Paulo Stock Exchange lost 0.22% and its Ibovespa index closed at 74,847 points, after having realized operations for 10,858 million reais (approximately 2,857 million dollars). # 39; euros). dollars)
The largest economy in Latin America has been affected by the great values and the caution of the market in the face of the instability of the Brazilian political scenario in the face of a possible release of the former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Mexican prices fell by 0.5% and closed at 48,990.92 units, after a sale of 18,689 million Mexican pesos (about $ 987.2 million).
The Santiago Stock Exchange recorded a marginal decrease of 0.04% in its main index, the IPSA, which closed at 5,323.29 whole, after movements for 75,073,265,981 pesos Chileans (approximately $ 116,032 million).
Lima finished in 20,019.89 points after recording a decrease of 0.38%, during a session during which 21,696,088 soles were traded (about 6,610,630 dollars).
The corro de Buenos Aires finished with an increase of 0.28% and stood in the whole 27,688.13, after doing business for 442.23 million Argentine pesos (about 15.9 million dollars).
The Colombian Stock Exchange recorded a marginal advance of a 0.37% and ended at 1,561.16 units, during a day with movements for 138,138.37 million Colombian pesos (about 46, $ 3 million).
The index Montevideo increased by 1% to 109.48 points, after having made transactions equivalent to 166 654 570 Uruguayan pesos (approximately $ 5 305 711)
] The evolution of Latin American stock markets was as follows:
Market Closing Points ----------------------------------------- SAO PAULO -0.22% 74,847 MEXICO -0.5% 48,990.92 BUENOS AIRES + 0.28% 27,688.13 SANTIAGO -0.04% 5,323.29 COLOMBIA + 0.37% 1,561.16 LIMA -0.38% 20 019.89 MONTEVIDEO + 1% 109.48 ⊕
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