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© Reuters. The Sao Paulo stock market fell 1% in the first week of April
Sao Paulo, Apr 6 (.).- The Sao Paulo stock market (B3) fell 0.15% this Thursday and its reference index, the , fell to 100,821 points, thus returning to negative territory, according to consolidated data at the end of the session.
In the first week of April, whose stock market closing was brought forward one day due to the celebrations of Good Friday, the market accumulated a negative variation of 1%.
The Brazilian stock market operated with oscillations, but always close to stability, with the expectation of the disclosure on Friday of the labor market data in the United States.
The common shares of the mining company Vale (-0.18%), one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of iron, ended the session as the ones that changed owners the most, followed by the similar shares of the cosmetics manufacturer Natura (-5 .49%).
With almost three million operations, the largest Latin American parquet by amount of business totaled a volume of 16,826 million reais (about 3,365 million dollars).
In the foreign exchange market, the dollar appreciated 0.17% against the real, which ended the day quoted at the commercial exchange rate at 5.057 reals for both buying and selling.
In the four sessions of the week, the US currency devalued 0.21% with respect to the Brazilian denomination.
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