Most Latin American stock markets today joined the momentum that Europe and Wall Street, its key players, lived through another spike in oil prices.
Crude had started the day with losses, but then managed to rebound after news that in March there may be a meeting of representatives of Russia and several OPEC countries to agree on possible limits on production, which led to the barrel of Texas, reference US, up 2.86% and close at $ 33.07.
That was enough for the Dow Jones Industrial Average , the main indicator York, climbed 1.29% to 16,697.29 units, the selective S & P 500 advance 1.13% to reach 1951.70 integers and the composite index market Nasdaq 0.87% progressed and was located at 4582.21 points.
He also had a positive impact better than expected data on durable goods orders to US factories, which rose 4.9% in January, its best result in ten months.
Early on, the same optimism lived across the Atlantic, where Brent crude, reference in this region, advanced 3.03% and ended at $ 35.29.
The gains were not expected in Madrid (2.52%), London (2.48%), Milan (2.30%), Paris (2.24%) and Frankfurt (1.79%), which, analogy, they finished well convince their peers in Latin America, with the exception of Sao Paulo and Montevideo.
Brazil 's Ibovespa was down 0.47% and closed at 41,887 points, down by the poor performance of the mining companyVale and after a sale of shares by 4,876 million reais (1,234 million dollars).
The Imebo of the Bolsa de Valores de Montevideo, meanwhile, fell 0.02% and stood at 4,144.09 units, then business by 318,894,613 Uruguayan pesos (about $ 9,952,999).
In positive territory, the IPC of Mexico Stock Exchange gained 0.60% and closed at 43,434.55 whole, with a wave of titles for which 9,140 million Mexican pesos (504.5 million dollars) was paid.
Also he advanced the Merval index in Buenos Aires, 2.44% to 12,935.94 points, after transactions by 312.1 million pesos (20 million dollars).
The Stock Exchange of Commerce of Santiago scored a rise of 0.41% and its main index, the IPSA, marked 3693.51 units, as a result of transactions (about 65.98 million dollars) 45,861,952,098 Chilean pesos.
The Colombian Colcap grew 0.97% and closed at 1240.13 integers, on a day in which securities 215,020.81 million Colombian pesos (64.8 million dollars) were traded.
The S & P / BVL Peru General closed at 10732.79 whole following a rise of 0.54 percent in a session with papers 20,368,256 soles (equivalent to $ 5,758,625).
The evolution of Latin American stock markets was as follows:
Closing Market Points
SAO PAULO -0.47% 41887
MEXICO 43,434.55 +0.60%
BUENOS AIRES 12,935.94 +2.44%
SANTIAGO 3693.51 +0.41%
COLOMBIA 1240.13 +0.97%
LIMA + 0.54% 10,732.79
MONTEVIDEO 4144.09 -0.02%
EFE / YR
