1.   Continued troubles in Asia, along with declining markets in North America and Latin America, may also have pushed down Peruvian stocks.

2.   CS First Boston analysts Stefano Natella and James Upton today urged investors to boost their allocation to Peruvian stocks on the expectation the economy is poised to pick up.

3.   Declining stocks in New York also hurt Peruvian stocks trading there.

4.   Foreign investors, who helped drive Peruvian stocks to record highs at the end of last week, stayed away, said Agusto Larco, head trader at Peruval.

5.   Low international metal prices prevented a recovery in Peruvian mining stocks.

6.   Peru stocks fell for the sixth time in seven sessions on concerns that U.S. interest rates will rise, making Peruvian stocks less appealing for international mutual funds.

7.   Peruvian stocks also fell on concern about exports.

8.   Peruvian stocks and Brady bonds rose following the raid, on speculation that terrorism in Peru may now diminish.

9.   Peruvian stocks could rise for a second day, led by cement companies, on expectations a rebounding economy will help the construction industry.

10.   Peruvian stocks declined as investors shifted funds from the local telephone company to invest in electric utilities.