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©Reuters. The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange is infected by the bad mood abroad and falls 1.15%
Sao Paulo, June 3 (.).- The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange was infected this Friday by the bad mood abroad and its index closed with a fall of 1.15%, to 111,102 points, while in the week the parquet lost a 0.74%.
The São Paulo rally followed in the footsteps of Wall Street and the European stock markets and ended Friday in negative territory despite the rise in the shares of the state oil company Petrobras (NYSE:), one of the flagships on the floor.
The ordinary papers of the oil company were among the biggest gains of the day with a rise of 2.55%, while the preferential ones, which climbed 1.75%, were the most traded in the session thanks to the increase in the price of the en the international market.
On the positive side, the ordinary shares of the Natura group stood out, advancing 2.75%.
On the opposite side were the ordinary shares of the company Meliuz, which fell 6.74% on the day, followed by similar shares of the Lojas Americanas trading network (-5.83%) and also ordinary shares of the education holding company YDUQS (-5.59%).
During the day, 19,518 million reais (about 4,152 million reais) were traded, as a result of 3,558,579 financial transactions.
In the foreign exchange market, the dollar depreciated 0.24% against the real and was traded at 4.776 reais for purchase and 4.777 reais for sale at the commercial exchange rate.
In the week, the greenback gained 0.82% against the Brazilian currency.
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