Falling, Ibovespa closes at 129 thousand points
The Brazilian stock exchange closed Thursday (7) down 0.51%, at 129,681 points. Another negative result that, according to experts, may have been influenced by the busy week in the market — both internally and externally.
In Brazil, the week was marked by a new increase in the Selic rate, of 0.50 pp, already expected by the market. But the anxiety is due to the values and areas that should suffer cuts in the package that the government can announce at any time.
In shares, another rise for Vale, which closed the day rising 3.48%, once again driven by iron ore values in China. With oil also on the rise, Petrobras shares rose 0.31%. Banks suffered devaluation, BB fell 0.42%, Bradesco 1.09% and Itaú Unibanco minus 1.47%.
Data from the Brazilian stock exchange can be consulted on the B3 website.
By Brasil 61
