Latin American markets: Latin America pre-open: an overnight oil rally lifts Petrobras and the region, while US tech strength steadies the tone ahead of key ...
Key Facts
Oil is the opening theme after Brent jumped 2.12% to US$89.70 on Thursday, a tailwind for Petrobras and Ecopetrol before the bell.
Wall Street set a friendly tone with the S&P 500 up 0.72% to 7,731 and the Nasdaq up 1.57% in the prior session.
The region split on Thursday as Chile and Brazil rose while Mexico, Colombia and Argentina slipped.
Brazil’s data morning looms with IGP-M inflation, gross debt figures, bank lending and producer prices all due on Friday.
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A firmer dollar and higher oil set a split open for Latin America on Friday.
