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Ibovespa the main index of the Brazilian Stock Exchange, for the first time exceeded the mark of 95,000 points on Thursday (17). The stock closed up 1.01% to 95,351.09 points, its highest closing level in history. This was the second advance followed. The commercial dollar closed at a maximum of 0.36%, quoted in at R $ 3,748 for sale, in the third advance followed. This is the highest closing value in two weeks since Jan. 3 ($ 3,754).
Taurus shares jump 14%
Shares of the Taurus arms maker rose again on Thursday. The company is not part of Ibovespa
The common shares (with voting rights at the meeting) closed up 9.4% to R $ 5.70, while the preferred shares (with priority in the dividend distribution) posted a gain of 13.98% to R $ 5.79.
On Wednesday (16), the common shares closed down 25.57%, while the preferred shares depreciated by 21.24%. The shares of the company had accumulated respective losses of 41.46% and 38.8% in only two sessions (Tuesday and Wednesday).
According to the chief economist of DMI. "The recent behavior of Taurus shares has been marked by high volatility, resulting from the speculative nature of these shares, as well as the shares held by the Group, Daniel Xavier, with the measures implemented by the Bolsonaro government," he said. -he declares.
This week, President Jair Bolsonaro signed the decree that facilitates the possession of weapons in the country
of Vale, Petrobras and Banks Rise
] the highlights of Ibovespa that day, shares of the mining company Vale (+ 3%), Petrobras (+ 1.37%), Bank of Brazil (+ 0.37%) and Bradesco (+ 0.33%) recorded an increase. The papers Itaú Unibanco were closed.