Ibovespa decreased by 0.20% due to pressure from Wall Street, as well as a drop in oil prices and a high dollar value reaching R$ 5,209.

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• Ibovespa ended the day down by 0.20%, closing at 171,688.61 points, with a trading volume of R $22.70 billion.
• The commercial dollar rose by 0.90% and closed at R $ 5,209 on Wednesday.
• Brent crude oil dropped by 1.89% to US$ 71.57, while WTI decreased by 1.32% to US$ 68.58.
• Educational was the top gainer with 6.03%, while Vitru and South Cruise followed with 2.73% and 2.66% respectively.
• Wall Street experienced varied results: Dow Jones remained steady, S&P 500 declined by 0.21%, and Nasdaq dropped by 0.66%.
• Industrial activity in Brazil continued to increase in June, even though sales declined.

The Ibovespa closed lower on Wednesday by 0.20% at 171,688.61 points due to the rise of the dollar, decline in commodities overseas, and changes on Wall Street.

The primary B3 index gained 335.51 points from the opening and traded R $ 22.70 billion throughout the day.

The session saw a combination of positive and negative performances, with gains in education and paper stocks, but losses in retail papers and Petrobras.

During the trading session, the index fluctuated between a high of 172,098.36 points and a low of 172,098.48 points, reflecting a mix of negative external influences and varying sector performances in the local market.

Education leads to a 6% increase in Being Educational.

The session was highlighted by the education industry, with educational stocks showing strong gains. Vitru increased by 2.73%, South Cruise by 2.66%, Cogna by 2.22%, and Anima by 1.90%.

Suzano and Klabin in the pulp and paper sector increased by 2.36% and 1.25% respectively. Vale also showed positive results, rising by 0.42% to reach a price of R$ 78.20.

Azzas saw a decrease of nearly 4% as it retreated.

Retail experienced a varied performance, with notable losses. Azzas 2154 saw the largest decline in the sector, dropping by 3.97%, while Guararapes fell by 1.08%. On the other hand, C&A saw a slight increase of 0.09%, and Renner Stores also rose by 0.07%.

Petrobras’ stock drops by over 1% in the oil market.

Petrobras responded to the decline in global oil prices by adjusting its actions. PETR3 increased by 0.43% to reach R $ 41.60, while PETR4 decreased by 0.21% to R $ 37.72 due to a drop of over 1% in commodity prices.

Brent oil for August delivery dropped by 1.89% to close at $71.57, while WTI, quoted at $68.58, decreased by 1.32%. This decline followed comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting improved relations between the U.S. and Iran.

The dollar increases by 0.90% and ends the day at R $ 5,209.

The business dollar rose 0.90% on Wednesday and closed at R $ 5,209, following the 0.21% increase in the DXY index, which tracks the US dollar’s strength against a range of currencies, reaching 101.40 points.

Wall Street experiences a varied session with Nasdaq declining.

In New York, the markets showed a varied performance. The Dow Jones remained almost unchanged, with a minimal decrease of 0.01% to 52,306.22 points. The S&P 500 declined by 0.21%, ending at 7,483.40 points, and the Nasdaq dropped by 0.66% to 26,040.03 points.

Industrial PMI indicates a resurgence in growth in June.

In the household context, Brazil’s industrial PMI for June indicated a resurgence in activity despite decreases in sales and production during that time.

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