Ibovespa closed Thursday this week as a negative bias on Wall Street favored profit-taking on the São Paulo stock exchange, but the trade was also marked by a decline in Hapvida after its quarterly results fell short of expectations.
Ibovespa, the benchmark index for the Brazilian stock market, fell 0.39% to 157,023.27 points, according to provisional data, after rising to the day’s high of 158,319.14 points. At his worst, he scored 156,509.44 points.
The previous day, Ibo Vespa closed with a slight decline of 0.07%, registering a cumulative gain of 9.48% in this period, ending a 15-session streak of gains, the largest in more than 30 years.
The total amount of funds before the final adjustment this Thursday was R$26.65 billion.
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