Brazil's stock market rose 0.87% to 171,990 on June 25 as a soft inflation print eased rate worries and lifted banks and Vale; the real strengthened.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa closed at 171,990, up 0.87% on June 25 — recovering the prior day’s dip.
A soft inflation reading was the trigger — a mid-month preview came in below expectations, easing rate worries.
Vale and the banks led the rebound — the same heavyweights that dragged the index down a day earlier.
The real strengthened to about 5.18 per dollar — firming after two days of dollar gains.
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