Lima's stock market has jumped about 8% this week as Peru counts a knife-edge presidential runoff and investors bet on a market-friendly result.
Perú · Markets
Key Facts
—A sharp climb. Lima’s main stock index has risen about 7.9% since Monday.
—The trigger. The rally tracks the final count of a presidential runoff.
—Too close to call. The two candidates are separated by little more than 20,000 votes.
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