Brazil's Ibovespa fell 0.68% to 172,024 on June 30, closing a quarter down about 8% as foreign outflows and soft fiscal data weighed on the market.
Key Facts
The Ibovespa fell 0.68 percent to 172,024 on June 30. That was a loss of about 1,181 points from the prior close near 173,205, by The Rio Times’ calculation.
The index swung between a high of 173,205 and a low of 170,538 before settling in the middle.
It closed June down about 1 percent and the second quarter down roughly 8 percent.
Petrobras led the losses as oil slipped; the big banks were soft.
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