Brazil's Ibovespa fell 0.77% to 169,019 on June 5 as a region-wide dollar bid weakened the real about 2% and dragged Latin American stocks lower.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa closed at 169,019, down 0.77% on June 5 — a fourth straight decline as a stronger dollar pressured Brazilian assets.
The real weakened about 2%, with USD/BRL at 5.17, the sharpest currency move in a region-wide dollar bid.
Vale led the drag, down 3.78% to R$78.70, as mining and commodity names took the brunt; the big banks were mixed.
Every major Latin American index fell — Argentina’s Merval −2.83%, Mexico’s IPC −1.86%, Colombia’s Colcap −1.58%, Chile’s IPSA −0.30%.
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