In relation to the papers with the highest market share, Coca Cola rose 0.9%, and Mercado Libre grew 1.1%, and Apple rose 0.3%. Between the Cedears more operated, the main drops were from the Brazilian mining company Vale (-2.5%), Amazon (-1.2%), and Visa (-0.9%).
The volume traded at Cedears during the day fell 10% to $ 3,338 million, which represented 54% of that traded in equities.
In Wall Street, the indices closed mixed after the Nasdaq remains expectant about the financial results in the technological. The S&P 500 was up 0.2%, the industrial Dow Jones was up 0.4%, and the Nasdaq was down 0.05%.
Gold prices rose on Wednesday, driven by a weaker dollar amid inflation and supply chain fears that fueled appetite for bullion as a safe haven.
For its part, in Brazil, the equity index Bovespa gained 0.34% to 111,048 points, partially recovering from the marked losses the day before due to the climate of fiscal uncertainty in the Latin American giant.
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