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Non-Tech : The Brazil Board

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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (1913)6/20/2019 6:16:48 AM
From: elmatador   of 2508
 
On June 19, 18, #Ibovespa closed the trading session at 71,394 points. A year later, the index closed at 100,303 points, indicating a 40.5% change in the period.

The index closed the trading session on Wednesday (06/19) with a high of 0.90% and a financial volume of R $ 12 billion.

The highlight was the shares of JBS (+ 3.21%), RAIL3 (+ 3.70%) and NATU3 (+ 5.27%).

Petrobras' preferred shares (PETR4) and ordinary (PETR3) registered a slight increase in the trading session, 0.26% and 0.75%, respectively. Vale's common share (VALE3) closed with a 0.58% increase.

If we look at the dollarized Ibovespa, we will identify that the index is 4% of the maximum recorded on 01/31/19, ie, the dollarized Ibovespa has not yet broken the most recent top. It is worth remembering that on 01/31/19, the Ptax dollar was quoted at around 3,670, 5% below the current value (3,872).

In the period from 06/19/18 to 06/19/19, of the 66 shares that are part of the Ibovespa, 38 have a return higher than the index, without considering the payment of earnings.

In this period, the sectors that stood out most were:

Water & Sanitation,

Car Rental,

Banks,

Meat & Derivatives,

Civil Construction,
Electrical,

Transportation and Clothing & Footwear
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