The Ibovespa fell 0.70% to 168,619 on Wednesday, giving back its bounce and sliding toward its support line as the real weakened and caution returned before US inflation data.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa fell 0.70% to 168,619 on Wednesday June 10 — handing back the prior day’s bounce.
It slid back toward its support line near 166,500, the floor it had bounced off a day earlier.
Caution returned before US inflation data, the report markets are waiting on.
The real weakened again, easing back toward 5.18 per dollar as the dollar firmed.
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