All global sectors are oversold – BofA
Oversold Global Sectors: According to BofA Securities, all global sectors are currently oversold, with materials leading at 11% below its 200-day moving average, followed closely by information technology and energy sectors.
Real Estate Performance: The real estate sector remains in the red, down 4.3% year-to-date, but shows minimal change compared to other sectors, indicating a more stable position despite being oversold.
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Ownership Change Announcement: Cementos Pacasmayo S.A.A. stock surged after Holcim Ltd. agreed to acquire its controlling shareholder, Inversiones Aspi S.A., for an enterprise valuation of approximately 5.1 billion Peruvian soles (~$1.4 billion).
Market Reaction: Following the announcement, Cementos Pacasmayo shares rose by nearly 49%, reaching a new 52-week high, as investors anticipated the benefits of the acquisition and the backing of a major global cement company.
Future Growth Potential: Company executives highlighted that the deal rewards long-term shareholders and positions Cementos Pacasmayo for accelerated growth, creating new opportunities for employees and expanding its international presence.
Regulatory Approval Process: The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals, with expectations for the process to conclude in the first half of 2026, assuming customary reviews proceed smoothly.
Oversold Global Sectors: According to BofA Securities, all global sectors are currently oversold, with materials leading at 11% below its 200-day moving average, followed closely by information technology and energy sectors.
Real Estate Performance: The real estate sector remains in the red, down 4.3% year-to-date, but shows minimal change compared to other sectors, indicating a more stable position despite being oversold.
Tariff Changes: President Trump has reversed a plan to double tariffs on Canadian steel and metal imports to 50%, maintaining a 25% tariff that will take effect on March 12.
Market Impact: The uncertainty surrounding these tariffs, part of Trump's "America First" agenda, is causing market volatility as investors assess the potential effects on the global economy.
Market Outlook: RBC Capital Markets holds a slightly bullish outlook across various industries, favoring Health Care and Energy sectors while remaining cautious on Consumer Staples and Utilities.
Analyst Sentiment: Analysts globally exhibit a slightly bullish tilt in their assessments of the market.

Analyst Preferences: The Global RBC Analyst Survey indicates a preference for the global materials and financial sectors.
Interest Rate Impact: Analysts are optimistic about the effects of lower interest rates across most sectors, though they view the impact on financials as less favorable.
Market Overview: The S&P 500 is nearing record highs, indicating a strong performance in the broader market.
Sector Insights: Roth Capital Partners highlights that Energy is currently out of favor, with models suggesting a negative outlook for the sector.






