Ibovespa closes high and renews its weekend marked by Vale and Fed By Reuters



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© Reuters. By Paula Arend Laier

SAO PAULO (Reuters) – It closed higher on Friday, closing at the close of a session with no firm trend, ending a week marked by the historic decline in Vale shares (SA L ' Ibovespa index rose 0.48% to 97,861.27 points, after peaking at 96,990.33 points of 98,043.90 points.

Data on US employment included in the radar during the first stage of the first quarter of the year, but did not change the prognosis on US interests, after the most powerful dovish signal from the Federal Reserve earlier this week

The trading room was also marked by the pending elections to the Presidencies of the Chamber of Deputies and

The first session of February still reflected adjustments in the recommended portfolios for the month, the strategists seeing always room for new heights, without excluding a possible "respite". , after the accumulated performance in the year.

"The market has already anticipated some of the scenario improvement in Brazil, and February could bring some volatility," said XP Invest.

HIGHLIGHTS

– VALUE rose by 1.65%, in the unstable routine after breaking the company's dam, killing over 100 people and leaving hundreds dead. During the week, however, it fell 17.6%, after falling 24.5% Monday.

PETROBRAS PN (SA 🙂 closed at a high of 0.86 for

– ITAÚ UNBANCO NP increased by 0.13% before the expected balance for Monday, then that BRADESCO PN (SA 🙂 lost 1.24%, after having strongly gained the day before. BANCO DO BRASIL (SA 🙂 increased by 0.48% and SANTANDER BRASIL by 1.4%.

– MARFRIG (SA 🙂 grew by 5.26%, which corresponds to the improvement of Itaú BBA's recommendation regarding "market performance", but the target price was maintained at 7 reais by action.

– AMBEV (SA) closed with a rise of 3.43%, also among the highest records, after the drop of 2.56% recorded the day before.

– B2W (SA 🙂 dropped 3.84% after the close of January with a cumulative gain of 3.9%. US stores fell 2.37%.

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