The Ibovespa rose 0.68% to 169,813 on Tuesday, bouncing off the support line it had rested on as a calmer Middle East let oil slip and the real firm, lifting markets region-wide.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa rose 0.68% to 169,813 on Tuesday June 9 — its first clear up day after two weeks of falling.
It bounced off its support line near 166,000, the floor it had been resting on at its most oversold point.
A calmer Middle East was the spark, as Iran and Israel both paused their attacks and oil slipped back.
The real firmed a touch, easing to about 5.18 per dollar after weeks of weakness.
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