The Ibovespa slipped 0.21% to 168,669 on Monday as a strong dollar and fading hopes of Selic cuts kept Brazilian stocks under pressure, with the real weakening past 5.19.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa slipped 0.21% to 168,669 on Monday June 8 — a third straight soft session, grinding toward its long-term line.
The real weakened past 5.19 per dollar, extending a sharp slide as a strong dollar swept emerging markets.
Vale fell about 3.8% on lower iron ore prices, the day’s biggest single drag on the index.
A hot US jobs report set the tone, lifting bond yields and the dollar and dimming hopes of US rate cuts.
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