Brazil's Ibovespa held flat at 168,333.61 on June 19, a third quiet session steadying on support as a strong dollar and paused U.S.-Iran talks weighed.
Key facts
Brazil’s Ibovespa index finished essentially flat, inching up +0.03% to 168,333.61 on Friday, June 19.
It was the third quiet session in a row, with the index steadying near the 168,000 mark after a sharp earlier slide.
A pause in U.S.-Iran nuclear talks dampened the mood, while a friendlier oil picture worked the other way.
Industrial company WEG jumped about 4.6%, while Petrobras and Vale slipped.
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