The IDIV, B3’s index that brings together companies listed on the stock exchange that pay the most dividends to their shareholders, is the investment with the best profitability in 2022 until November, after discounting inflation.
This is what a survey carried out by the TradeMap investment platform shows (see the complete list at the end).
Petrobras, Vale, the big banks and the main energy companies are some of the approximately 60 companies that make up the IDIV.
The increase in the index, which takes into account both the appreciation in the share price and what it paid in dividends or interest on equity in the year, was 8.9% above inflation from January to November.
It is followed by the IHFA, an index that indicates the profitability of the main hedge funds in the country and which accumulates a real increase of 7.7% in 2022. The IHFA is calculated by the Brazilian Association of Financial Market Entities (Anbima).
The two indicators beat the CDI, the main reference for fixed income, which comes next and accumulates a return of 5.7% in 2022, discounting inflation.
The Extended Consumer Price Index (IPCA), the country’s official inflation indicator, was released this Friday (9) by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) and, in the 12 months through November, has accumulated an increase of 5. 9%. Considering only the variation between January and November, the advance is 5.13%.
At the other end, leading the losses, is bitcoin, with a devaluation of 67.6% in the year.
Also in the negative field are the euro (-18%), gold (-16.7) and the dollar, which drops 9.8% in the year when considering the effect of inflation.
Source: CNN Brasil
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