The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange falls 2.09% due to new doubts in the fiscal scenario By EFE

Sao Paulo, Nov 4 (.) .- The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange lost 2.09% this Thursday, weighed down by the uncertainty surrounding a vote in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies that will allow postponing the payment of part of the State judicial debts so that the Government can increase public spending in 2022, the electoral year.

The index, the benchmark for the trading floor, closed 103,412 points and thus ended a sequence of two consecutive sessions in green.

In the foreign exchange market, the US dollar continues to climb by appreciating 0.40% today and changing to 5.61 reais for buying and selling, at the Brazilian commercial exchange rate, according to preliminary results at the end of the working day.

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