Ibovespa ended the falling session, but had a slight advance in the weekly balance with support from abroad; dollar had ‘double’ devaluation (image: Reuters/Amanda Perobelli)
THE Ibovespa (Ibov) resumed negotiations after the holiday of Labor Day And ended the lean week with a tall double.
This Friday (2), the main index of the Brazilian scholarship closed At 135,133.88 points, with a slight increase of 0.05%. The Ibovespa, however, advanced 0.29% a week.
Already the dollar in sight (USBRL) ended the negotiations with R $ 5,6549, with 0.38% drop over the real. In the week, the border fell 0.58%.
Household highlights were concentrated in the corporate scenario. The attention was also concentrated, albeit in the background, in the tension in Brasilia with the government’s wear with the billionaire fraud at the National Institute of Social Security (INSS).
According to Broadcast, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called a meeting with Social Security Minister Carlos Lupi, late on Friday (2).
Us United Statesthe official report of non-agricultural jobs, The Payrollhe pointed to the creation of 177,000 job openings in April, a larger number than expected by the market. Compared to March, the opening of jobs showed a slowdown.
The risk appetite was also driven by expectation of trade agreement between the United States and the China. The second largest economy in the world said it is “evaluating” a US offer to maintain talks about 145% imposed by the Trump administration on Chinese products. Read more details of the trading session here.
Check out how the New York rates closed:
- S&P 500: +1.47%at 5,686.57 points;
- Dow Jones: +1.39%at 41,317.43 points;
- NASDAQ: +1.51%at 17,977.73 points.
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Source: Moneytimes
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