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© Reuters. The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange continues to rise with its third consecutive increase
Sao Paulo, Jan 11 (.).- The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange remained in an ascending line this Wednesday by chaining its third consecutive rise with an advance of 1.53% of the index, its main benchmark and which ended the day in the 112,517 points.
Oil sector stocks played a prominent role in the day, with preferred shares of state oil company Petrobras (NYSE:) (0.79%) and common shares of Petroleum (+13.64%) and PetroRio (+7, 76%), which led the increases.
Once again, the ordinary papers of the mining company Vale (-0.35%), one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of iron, were the most traded in the session, seconded by the preferential papers of the Bradesco bank (BVMF:) (+1 .99%).
The largest Latin American stock market by traded volume, totaled 26,620 million reais (about 5,138 million dollars) in its daily business and recorded 4.1 million transactions.
In the commercial exchange rate, the dollar depreciated again, this time by 0.41% against the real and ended the day traded at 5,180 reais for both buying and selling.
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