In Brazil, the The real traded almost stable against Thursday’s close over 5.1000 units per dollar and the Bovespa stock index fell 0.7% to 111,049 points.
For his part, The Mexican peso traded at 18.8801 units, with a depreciation of 0.3% Compared to the Reuters reference price on Thursday and the main S&P/BMV IPC stock index, which makes up the 35 most liquid companies in the Mexican market, it fell 0.24% to 53,463.31 points.
In Argentina, the wholesale peso fell 0.2% against the dollar to $181.35, while the leading Argentine index S&P Merval rose 1.1% to 236,760.72 points.
While, The Colombian peso began the session with a devaluation of 0.52% to 4,700 units per dollar and on the stock market, the benchmark MSCI COLCAP index, fell 0.13% to 1,334.90 points.
The Chilean peso fell 0.3% and traded at 822.80/823.10 units per dollar, dragged down by the global rebound in the US currency and a drop in the price of copper, the country’s largest export. Meanwhile, the leading index of the Santiago stock market, the IPSA, fell 0.59%, to 5,170.99 points.
By last, the Peruvian currency, the sol, depreciated 0.8% to 3.815/3.817 units per dollar and the referential of the Lima Stock Exchange advanced 0.7% to 605.75 points.
Source: Ambito
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