In the list of Brazilian Companies experiencing a negative trend in terms of their share prices, the first company is B2W Digital. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for B2W Digital have experienced the worst fall of 3.99%, bringing its share price down to $12.42 per share. Having number 30 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, B2W Digital reportedly stands at $7.01 billion.
The second company on the list is BTG Pactual. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for BTG Pactual have experienced a fall of 3.48%, bringing its share price down to $2.65 per share. Having number 8 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, BTG Pactual reportedly stands at $25.57 billion.
The third company on the list is StoneCo. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for StoneCo have experienced a fall of 2.54%, bringing its share price down to $29.57 per share. Having number 23 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, StoneCo reportedly stands at $9.13 billion.
The fourth company on the list is Afya. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for Afya have experienced a fall of 2.46%, bringing its share price down to $15.88 per share. Having number 52 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, Afya reportedly stands at $1.48 billion.
The fifth company on the list is GOL Airlines. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for GOL Airlines have experienced a fall of 2.26%, bringing its share price down to $6.48 per share. Having a number 55 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, GOL Airlines reportedly stands at $1.27 billion.
The sixth company on the list is PagSeguro. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for PagSeguro have experienced a fall of 1.96%, bringing its share price down to $33.95 per share. Having number 19 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, PagSeguro reportedly stands at $11.16 billion.
The seventh company on the list is Linx. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for Linx have experienced a fall of 1.15%, bringing its share price down to $7.50 per share. Having number 53 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, Linx reportedly stands at $1.34 billion.
The eighth company on the list is Telefonica Brasil. In the Brazilian stock trading market, the share prices for Telefonica Brasil have experienced a fall of 1.10%, bringing its share price down to $8.95 per share. Having number 15 market valuation ranking in the Brazilian publicly listed companies, Telefonica Brasil reportedly stands at $15.10 billion.