The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) opened higher on Thursday, aligning with strong gains across Wall Street indices.
The move marks a notable shift in sentiment for the Peruvian benchmark, which had recently diverged from US market direction.
According to local reporting from Agencia Andina, the BVL posted positive indicators at the start of the session, mirroring the upbeat tone in New York.
This synchronization suggests that regional risk appetite is stabilizing, with investors in Lima once again looking to US equities as a primary driver of local market performance.
The reversal is significant given the recent trading pattern.
In prior sessions, the BVL had moved in the opposite direction to Wall Street, recording losses while US indices fell.