The Ibovespa opened June about 0.71% lower near 172,000 points as Middle East tension and rising 2026 inflation bets weighed on Brazilian stocks.
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Key Facts
—The open: The Ibovespa, the main index of Brazil’s B3 exchange, opened June in the red, down about 0.71% near 172,000 points by mid-morning Monday.
—The month before: The index closed May with a cumulative loss of more than 6%.
—The currency: The dollar traded around R$5.03, after closing Friday up 0.24% at R$5.0453.
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