Ibovespa rose 0.30% to 175,665 points on Friday, an eighth straight gain, as Petrobras climbed 2.0%; the real weakened 0.67% to 5.1965 per US dollar.
Key Facts
—The Ibovespa, Brazil’s main stock index closed at 175,665 points, up 0.30% — an eighth straight gain.
—The real, Brazil’s currency weakened 0.67% to 5.1965 per US dollar.
—Petrobras shares, PETR4 and PETR3 each rose 2.0% and led the index higher.
—Negative breadth meant more stocks fell than rose, even as heavyweight oil shares carried the index higher.
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