In Brazil, the real fell a marginal 0.05% and the Bovespa stock index fell 0.7%, after the local central bank gave no clues on the level of further rate hikes.
For his part, the Mexican peso fell 0.3%; while the main stock index S&P/BMV IPC added 0.6%, after a holiday that kept markets closed and before knowing more corporate reports for the fourth quarter this week.
In Argentina, the peso, fell 0.1% and the leading S&P Merval index gained 0.4%due to purchases of coverage in the face of the weakness of the peso, at a time when doubts continue about the support of Congress for the recent agreement between the Government and the IMF to renegotiate a debt of more than 40,000 million dollars.
The Chilean peso fell 0.2% to 827.40/827.70 units per dollar. Meanwhile, the leading index of the Santiago stock exchange, the IPSA, rose 1.09% to 4,523.06 points.
Meanwhile, the Peruvian currencythe sol, lost 0.2%, to 3.842/3.853 units per dollar. Meanwhile, the benchmark of the Lima Stock Exchange grew by 0.35%, to 599.90 points.
The exception was in the Colombian peso, which appreciated by 0.2%, to 3,958 units per dollar, while the stock exchange’s benchmark MSCI COLCAP index rose 0.1% to 1,535.60 points.
Source: Ambito
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