Brazil's Ibovespa rose 0.52% to a fresh high of 171,259 on June 23 as cheaper oil and firm banks led it past a region that mostly fell.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa closed at 171,259, up 0.52% on June 23 — a fresh local high and a second straight gain off the floor.
Banks led again — Brazil’s heavyweight lenders carried the index higher as cheaper oil eased inflation worries.
Brazil was the region’s outperformer — most of Latin America fell, with Colombia and Chile both lower on the day.
The real held steady near 5.18 per dollar — a calm currency that kept the rally on a stable footing.
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