Dollar opens trading session on Thursday quoted at R$ 5.35
On Wednesday (28) the dollar closed with a slight decline quoted at R$ 5.34
On Thursday (29), the dollar opened at R$ 5.35. Ibovespa's negotiations start at 10 o'clock.
Over the course of the day, investors turn their attention to the new American inflation and activity data. In Brazil, the unfolding of the presidential elections and the reforma tributária are still on the radar.
On Wednesday (28), the Brazilian financial market had another day of strong pressure on shares. The Ibovespa fell 2.68%, to 171,006.10 points, in the third consecutive share of losses, while the dollar closed slightly down, quoted at R$ 5.34.
Uncertainties over government fiscal policy have kept investors cautious, despite the Federal Reserve’s decision, the banco central dos Estados Unidos, to keep interest rates unchanged.
Wednesday's Top Numbers (28)
Ibovespa: 171.006.10 points (-2.68%);
Weekly stock market: accumulated loss of 16.6%;
Stock market in the month: decline of 8.2%;
Trade dollar: R$ 5.34 (-0.19%);
Dollar in the week: accumulated increase of 6.95%;
Dollar in the month: valuation of 3.19%.
Ibovespa
Ibovespa closed at the lowest level since August 20, when it had closed at 167,927.15 points. During Wednesday’s trading, the index ranged from a low of 170.162.48 points to a high of 175.711.22 points.
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