Índice Bovespa

The Bovespa Index (Portuguese: Índice Bovespa) is an index of about 50 stocks that are traded on the São Paulo Stock, Mercantile & Futures Exchange (Bovespa: BOlsa de Valores do Estado de São PAulo).

Overview

Bovespa Index 1994–2017

The index is composed by a theoretical portfolio with the stocks that accounted for 80% of the volume traded in the last 12 months and that were traded at least on 80% of the trading days. It's revised quarterly, in order to keep its representativeness of the volume traded and in average the components of Ibovespa represent 70% of the all the stock value traded.

IBOVESPA is an accumulation index. Its index number represents the present value of a portfolio begun on 2 January 1968, with a starting value of 100 and taking into account share price increases plus the reinvestment of all dividends, subscription rights and bonus stocks received.

The index has been adjusted as follows:

1 – division by 100, on 3 October 1983
2 – division by 10, on 2 December 1985
3 – division by 10, on 29 August 1988
4 – division by 10, on 14 April 1989
5 – division by 10, on 12 January 1990
6 – division by 10, on 28 May 1991
7 – division by 10, on 21 January 1992
8 – division by 10, on 26 January 1993
9 – division by 10, on 27 August 1993
10 – division by 10, on 10 February 1994
11 – division by 10, on 3 March 1997.

Record values

Type	Date	Value
Closing high	20 May 2008	73,517.00
Intraday high	29 May 2008	73,920.00

Criteria for inclusion in the portfolio

The Ibovespa is composed by the stocks that must meet the criteria as stipulated by the exchange:^[1]

They should have been traded on the exchange in the past twelve months.
To be included in the group of stocks whose negotiability indexes added represent 80% of the total value of all individual negotiability indexes.
The trading share of the stock should be higher than 0,1% of the total share flow in the exchange.
More than 80% of the shares of the stock must be traded on the exchange.

For a list of the components of the index, check the article List of companies listed on Ibovespa.

References

↑ Eligibility rules for the IBovespa via Wikinvest

External links

Ibovespa companies of Brazil

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