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Article: Brazil: Bovespa to launch three new indexes in ...
South American Business Information;  November 5, 2001 ;     413 words ...Brazil, Nov 1, 2001 Bovespa (Bolsa de Valores de Sao Paulo) will launch three new indexes in January: one for telecommunications, one for consumption and the third for leading companies in various sectors. The indexes are being created in response to the demand of investors for specific parameters

Article: Brazil: Bovespa is the cheapest stock market in ...
South American Business Information;  September 24, 2001 ;     476 words ...Brazil, Sep 21, 2001 The Bovespa (Bolsa de Valores de Sao Paulo) is the cheapest stock market in Latin America. The Economatica company has done a study which shows the the price of shares in the market over the profits of companies (P/L). The indicator shows over how many years the investor will

Article: Brazil : Bovespa Futures Gain on Commodity Advance, ...
TendersInfo;  August 22, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Byline: manish03 Brazilian stock futures advanced, indicating the gauge may climb for a third week, after commodity prices rose and Petroleo Brasileiro SA said it discovered more oil. Petrobras, as Brazil s state-controlled oil company is known, jumped 2 percent in U.S. trading after saying

Article: Brazil : Bovespa to take over Soma.
South American Business Information;  August 1, 2001 ;     331 words ...Brazil, Jul 31, 2001 The Sao Paulo stock exchange Bovespa (Bolsa de Valores de Sao Paulo) is studying the taking over of Soma (Sociedade Operadora do Mercado de Ativos), and the entrance of Sebrae in Soma's net worth that is estimated at R$2.5mil. In 2001 Soma moved R$344.3mil. Copyright (c) 2001,

Article: Brazil : Bovespa Futures Rise on Growth Prospects; ...
TendersInfo;  September 30, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Brazil s Bovespa index futures advanced after economists raised their growth forecasts for next year. Itau Unibanco Holding SA, Brazil s biggest non-state banks, may advance after Brazilian economists forecast Latin America s biggest economy will expand 4.5 percent next year, up from a previous

Article: Brazil: Bovespa invests in electronic trading.
South American Business Information;  December 6, 2001 ;     355 words ...Brazil, Dec 4, 2001 Although the Bovespa (Bolsa de Valores de Sao Paulo) is no longer the leading stock market in Latin America, its technological resources are second to none. It has invested R$30mil over the last few years in systems such as the Mega Bolsa, based on that of the Paris Stock

Article: Brazil : Bovespa resumes performance.
South American Business Information;  November 9, 2001 ;     352 words ...Brazil, Nov 8, 2001 The Sao Paulo stock exchange Bovespa (Bolsa de Valores de Sao Paulo) registered 1,61% growth in the begining of November 2001. Over the last 5 days Bovespa accumulated 14,44% growth, resuming the performance reported in the begining of September 2001. Average daily negotiations