Ibovespa closes high and accumulates a gain of 2% in the week



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The Ibovespa closed higher on Friday, helped by the relatively quiet external scenario, with stocks of related companies among the highest gains, amid the positive badessment of the Group's sales data Pão de Açúcar in the second quarter, despite the effect of the truckers strike.

The main stock index of the São Paulo Stock Exchange rose by 0.97% to 76,594.35 points. The financial volume reached 9.3 billion reais, again below the average of 11.7 billion reais of the year. In July, the average daily business figure was R $ 8.3 billion. The previous month it was R $ 13 billion.

During the week, Ibovespa accumulated a peak of 2.11%, which represents three consecutive weeks of gains.

Professionals in the field of variable income mentioned that the Brazilian stock market is more vulnerable to movements abroad, given the context of lower liquidity, during the holiday period in the hemisphere North and without significant news in the politico-electoral framework. Brazil

According to the director of a resource manager in São Paulo, the Brazilian stock market has no specific trigger, according to a definition in the electoral framework, preferably with more positive news for a candidate with a profile of reform. "Without that, we do not see [la bourse] walking," he said.

In Wall Street, during this session, the S & P 500 closed up 0.10%.

The last trading session of the week was also influenced by the operations expiring on stock option contracts on Monday, as exercise tends to be among the most popular papers. Ibovespa liquids, such as the shares of Petrobras, Itaú and Vale

HIGHLIGHTS

– GRUPO PÃO DE AÇÚCAR PN rose by 2.96%, after sales data for the second quarter considered positive by badysts, with a 10.4% increase in total net income compared to the same period of 2017, infecting the retail sector as a whole. R & D increased by 5.13% and VIA RETAIL UNIT by 2.32%

– CIELO ended up 3.05%, reversing losses early in the session, when the stock fell by nearly 8%. hundred in the first reaction to the announcement of the resignation of the CEO of the company electronic means of payment. Despite the negative badessment of the change of command, the personal nature of the exit, unrelated to the company's performance, and the promise to maintain the strategy have brought some relief to the financial officers.

– ELETROBRAS PNB fell by 0.66% while ELETROBRAS ON increased by 0.27% compared to the decision of the BNDES to suspend the privatization auction of the company's distributors, scheduled on July 26, in response to a decision of the Federal Court of Rio de Janeiro on Thursday. Government Department Minister Carlos Marun said the government plans to appeal the court ruling and, for now, does not work with a change of date for the event.

– MRV closed with a 2.18% increase after announcing that it has increased its launches by 28.3% in the second quarter of this year, while it should accelerate the pace of operations to reach the goal of 50,000 properties launched annually by the end of 2018.

– PETROBRAS PN up 0, 89%, while PETROBRAS ON fell 0 , 1% during a session of high oil prices and with the comments of the chairman of the state-controlled oil company, Ivan Monteiro, that the company is open to debate on the periodicity of price readjustments .

– VALE yielded 0.28%, while the price of iron ore in China was practically stable

– BR PNESCO increased by 2%, ba take the breath after a weaker opening and still help Ibovespa to perform. ITAÚ UNIBANCO PN is up 2.55% and SANTANDER BRASIL UNIT closing with a rise of 0.1%, while BANCO DO BRASIL appreciates 2.54%.

– EMBRAER fall of 4.62% with that were still under pressure from the decision of the American airline JetBlue to replace the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer of its fleet of A220 models by European Airbus this week. He also added the decision sound of embraer metalworkers' unions in São Paulo to maintain the veto over the agreement with Boeing in the United States.

– ULTRAPAR fell 5.32%, also among the most important falls, the market was expected to

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