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© Reuters. The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange chains its third consecutive fall
Sao Paulo, Mar 13 (.).- The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange (B3) fell 0.48% this Monday and its reference index, the , stood at 103,121 points, in its third consecutive drop, according to data Consolidated at the close of the session.
In the first trading day of the week, the caution of the Brazilian stock market in the face of the consequences of the bankruptcy of the US bank SVB and the collapse of shares, such as those of the state oil company Petrobras (NYSE:), pushed the B3 to his third fall.
With a little more than 3.6 million operations, the largest Latin American parquet by number of businesses totaled a volume of 21,555 million reais (about 4,091 million dollars).
The common shares of the mining company Vale (+0.41%), one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of iron, ended the session as the most traded, followed by the preferential shares of Petrobras (-3.16%).
In the foreign exchange market, the dollar appreciated 1.16% against the real, which ended the first day of the week quoted in the commercial exchange rate at 5,267 reais for purchase and 5,268 reais for sale.
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