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The Ibovespa main index of the Brazilian Stock Exchange, closed up 0.59% on Tuesday (11), interrupting a series of three falls. The session was marked by a 13% jump in the actions of the airline Gol, after Avianca Brasil, its competitor, filed a petition for judicial reorganization in São Paulo.
The dollar commercial is almost stable, with a slight increase of 0.05%, to R $ 3,921 on sale. This is the highest closing value in more than two months since Oct. 2 (R $ 3.9349).
The day before the stock market fell by 2.5% and the dollar reached a high of 0.73%.
Gol reached 13%, and the blue gained 6.5%
of Gol shot 13.04% and of Blue won 6 , 51%. The companies were active in the fall, but they began to rise just before 4 pm, after the announcement of the request for judicial reorganization of Avianca Brasil the fourth most big airline of the country.
Avianca Brasil faces a number of financial problems, with difficulties in paying airport suppliers and dealerships and risk losing 14 rented aircraft due to lack of payment. In its application to the Department of Justice, the company said that this would result in the cancellation of flights between December 10 and 31, reaching up to 77,000 pbadengers.
Vale and the banks go up; Fall of Petrobras
The shares of Vale (+ 0.8%) and the (+ 0.9%) and Banco do Brasil (+ 0.58%), which have a strong influence on Ibovespa.
Foreign Affairs
Concerns with the United Kingdom have affected Tuesday's affairs, fearing that the differences between Petrobras will be only 0.64%. the prime minister, Theresa May, and the parliamentarians of her party lose the president the prime minister the presidency of the government. May encountered difficulties in agreeing for the UK to leave the European Union.
The trade war between the United States and China was also cautious. This afternoon, the Washington Post reported, citing US officials, that the Donald Trump government would condemn China for economic espionage and would take action against the Asian nation through sanctions and an indictment.
Central Bank Performance
During this session, the Central Bank sold 13.83 thousand traditional currency exchange contracts, which equates to the future sale of dollars. In this way, he injected $ 4.84 billion out of the $ 10.373 billion earned in January.
(Com Reuters)
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