Brazilian stocks ended an eight-week losing streak as Middle East tensions cooled, even as data showed the biggest foreign exit since mid-2025.
Brasil · Markets
Key Facts
—A streak broken. The Ibovespa, Brazil’s main share index, rose 1.25% on Friday to end eight straight weeks of losses.
—Oil drove it. Brent crude fell about 6% on the week to near $85, an eight-week low, as the US and Iran moved toward a deal.
—A firmer currency. The real strengthened, with the dollar easing to R$5.06 and falling nearly 2% over the week.
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