The Ibovespa closed nearly flat on Friday, buffered by Petrobras's surge as large banks and consumer names dragged.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa closed nearly flat, dipping 0.06% to 173,714, as a sharp rotation out of banks and into energy masked the move.
Petrobras anchored the index, its preferred shares surging 2.53% on higher crude oil prices and heavy turnover.
Financials led a broad retreat, with Itau Unibanco off 1.39% and Bradesco down 0.7% amid monthly options-expiry selling.
The real weakened 0.18% to 5.11 per dollar, still unable to break below the sticky 5.10 handle.
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