Los mercados indios repuntan ante las esperanzas de paz entre Estados Unidos e Irán

Las bolsas indias subieron más de un 2 por ciento este viernes ante la expectativa de un avance diplomático entre Estados Unidos e Irán.

El índice de referencia BSE Sensex subió 1.695,40 puntos, un 2,30 por ciento, para cerrar en 75.527,95. El NSE Nifty 50 ganó 461,30 puntos, un 1,99 por ciento, para situarse en 23.622,90.

Los participantes del mercado atribuyeron las ganancias a las esperanzas de una disminución de las tensiones en Asia Occidental. Los precios del crudo Brent cayeron tras los informes de que el presidente estadounidense Trump canceló los planes de realizar ataques militares adicionales contra Irán.

Las instituciones nacionales compraron acciones por valor de 5.341 millones de rupias, mientras que los inversores extranjeros vendieron 1.082 millones de rupias. La rupia india se fortaleció 64 paise hasta los 95,11 por dólar estadounidense.

Todos los principales índices sectoriales cerraron al alza, liderados por las acciones de los sectores inmobiliario, servicios financieros y bancario.

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