Financial institutions account for half of B3’s 10 most-traded stocks in September
Bitget2026/10/22 21:00- Financial institutions held five of B3’s 10 most-traded stock positions in September 2026, measured by buy-side trading value.
- Petrobras preferred shares, Vale and Itaú Unibanco retained the top three positions, respectively.
- Banco do Brasil climbed to fourth from eighth; B3 returned to the ranking in fifth place.
- TRX Real Estate remained the most-traded real estate investment fund; Kinea Rendimentos Imobiliários rose to second from fourth.
- Aura Minerals retained the BDR lead; XP climbed six places to third.
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