SAO extensionPAULJul 25 – The São Paulo stock exchange rose 1% on Monday to reach above 100,000 points again, driven by a rise in the shares of companies that export raw materials, in a trend that has remained in line with Wall Street.
* The Brazilian stock market closed up 1.36% to 100,269.85 points, the highest level for a session since June 8. Over the course of the day, heavyweight gainers Petrobras and Vale stood out.
* In the foreign exchange market, the real fell 2.28% against the dollar, to 5.3723 units, in its largest daily percentage drop since May 10, 2021.
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