São Paulo – Bovespa closed virtually unchanged on Friday after volatile session, with Wall Street behavior and oil prices dividing the focus with corporate news and the local political scene .
Ibovespa rose 0.09 percent to 51,717 points after oscillating between 0.9 percent high and low during the trading session. The volume on the stock exchange amounted to 5.67 billion reais.
For the week, the Ibovespa fell 4 percent.
Scholarships in New York recovered from the initial drop and closed high, with investors evaluating the data from the US labor market as less disappointing than initially perceived. In Brazil, the special committee of impeachment in the Senate approved its assent to the opening of proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff, leaving the likely departure from the nearest PT.
The decision in the Supreme Court yesterday to suspend the mandate of deputy Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ), but added some noise, because of doubts about its effect on the anticipated government vice President Michel Temer.
HIGHLIGHTS
– PETROBRAS ended with preferred for high of 2.75 percent as oil prices advanced in international market and with the political scene even on the radar, which eased the selling pressure on Ibovespa. Still, the stock closed the week down 1.47 percent
-. VALE closed with preferred also up 1.88 percent, recovering after four consecutive declines, despite the decline in the price of iron ore. For the week, the mining company’s shares fell 14.1 percent
-. BRADESCO rose 0.4 percent in volatile session for banks, while Itaú Unibanco closed virtually unchanged, with positive growth of 0, 03 percent. – AMERICAN STORES fell 4.84 percent, leading losses in the Ibovespa, after loss of 23.9 million reais in the first quarter, negative session for the retail sector as a whole. The Pão de Açúcar yielding 1.22 percent
-. EMBRAER fell 3.87 percent and BRASKEM yielded 3.47 percent as the dollar accelerated the drop against the real in the afternoon. The petrochemical industry also suffered from continuity of profit after the balance sheet and had the bill radar forwarded by President Dilma Rousseff to Congress that increases the speed of falling tax benefits granted to the chemical industry
. – ESTÁCIO fell 1.17 percent, after publishing quarterly results considered weak by some analysts
-. TRACTEBEL lost 1 percent, through the analysis of the quarterly report, which showed the first three months of profit growth year, but lower power generation
-. CETIP rose 1 percent after reporting net profit from January to March of 135.2 million reais, up 12 percent on a before
– SMILES advanced 4.61 percent, recovering from sharp losses the day before, even with Gol, which is not in the Ibovespa, having retreated 1.85 percent after the airline said it may change its debt restructuring plan, rejected by a group of creditors.
updated text to 18h09
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