Ibovespa closes last session in decline, driven by rising future interest rates
The Brazilian stock exchange index (Ibovespa) closed the last trading session down 1.43%, quoted at 127,830 points.
The result was driven, above all, by the rise in future interest rates and by economic stimuli that were lower than expected in China.
The biggest increases were due to the shares of Copel and Santanense, with increases of 14.12% and 10.68%.
The biggest falls were in Infracom shares, 14.29%; and CBA, 11.07%.
The total volume traded on B3 was R$30 billion, among 4.7 million trades.
Information about Ibovespa can be consulted on the B3 website.
By Brasil 61
