Information Technology posted the strongest gain of the week, with an average move of +1.4%, driven by IFCM3 (+26.4%) as the sector’s top performer, despite PDTC3 falling -19.2%. Next came Healthcare, with an average of +1.3%, supported by FLRY3 (+9.7%) and pressured by SAUD3 (-11.8%). At the other extreme, the Financials sector posted the worst return, with an average drop of -5.2%, in a week when BMEB4 rose +4.4% and PINE4 fell -11.4%.

Overall, the week saw most sectors in the red: only 2 of the 12 segments analyzed ended higher, while 10 recorded losses in the volume-weighted average. A detailed reading by sector and by stock helps explain how this move was distributed across the exchange, before diving into the full performance table.

SectorAverage changeCompaniesTop gainerTop decliner
Information Technology+1.4%15IFCM3 (+26.4%)PDTC3 (-19.2%)
Healthcare+1.3%20FLRY3 (+9.7%)SAUD3 (-11.8%)
Basic Materials-0.7%26DEXP3 (+2.5%)PMAM3 (-27.3%)
Industrials-1.6%38AERI3 (+6.5%)RCSL4 (-32.0%)
Utilities-2.5%31CLSC4 (+5.0%)PASS3 (-9.0%)
Real Estate-2.6%15HBRE3 (+3.3%)OSXB3 (-6.2%)
Non-Cyclical Consumer-2.9%22PCAR3 (+6.2%)ESPA3 (-14.4%)
Transportation and Logistics-3.0%10TGMA3 (+9.2%)SEQL3 (-14.3%)
Communications-3.8%7OIBR3 (+8.3%)VIVT3 (-5.3%)
Cyclical Consumer-3.9%65ALPA4 (+8.4%)LJQQ3 (-19.9%)
Oil, Gas and Biofuels-4.9%12SMTO3 (+2.7%)RPMG3 (-22.2%)
Financials-5.2%28BMEB4 (+4.4%)PINE4 (-11.4%)

Invest in global stocks with eToro

Buy shares of Apple, Tesla, Amazon, and other global companies directly on the platform.

Open an eToro account

Commercial partner · Investing involves risk of capital loss · eToro is not regulated as a financial services provider in Brazil, and its services are not supervised by the CVM.

Tags:
IFCM3FLRY3DEXP3AERI3CLSC4B3 sectors