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Brazil's Stock Market Falls a Fourth Day Despite GDP Beat
Brazil stock market report: the Ibovespa falls 0.73% to 173,787 in a fourth straight loss even as Q1 GDP beats and Wall Street sets new records.
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riotimesonline.com
Brazil's Financial Morning Call for Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Key Points The Ibovespa closed Tuesday at 176,589, down 0.69%, fading two-thirds of Monday's bounce and slipping back to the cloud floor it had reclaimed a
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morningstar.com
Bovespa Index Ends 0.48% Lower at 175744.37 — Data Talk
The Bovespa Index is down 844.66 points or 0.48% today to 175744.37
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Brazil's Financial Morning Call for Thursday, May 28, 2026
Brazil's Ibovespa fell a third day to 175,744 and the real slid to 5.06 as an oil crash sank metals and crypto and lifted the dollar; US PCE inflation is Thursday's catalyst.
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Brazil's Stock Market Slips Again as Inflation Runs Hot
Brazil stock market report: the Ibovespa slips 0.48% to 175,744 as inflation runs hot at 4.64%, denting Selic rate-cut hopes while the real holds near 5.06.
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Bovespa Index Ends 0.39% Lower at 175063.41 — Data Talk
The Bovespa Index is down 680.96 points or 0.39% today to 175063.41
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Brazil's Financial Morning Call — Friday, May 29, 2026
Brazil's Ibovespa fell a fourth day to 175,063 but stochastic at 35 signals oversold as the US and Iran agree a 60-day ceasefire memorandum and Wall Street reclaims records; Q1…
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Brazil's Stock Market Slips a Third Day on Rate Worries
Brazil stock market report: the Ibovespa eases 0.39% to 175,063 in a third straight loss as a Citi Selic upgrade and Iran retaliation keep rate worries alive.
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São Paulo Daily Brief for Friday, May 29, 2026
Friday opens at 20°C in São Paulo with just 10% rain — tied with Saturday as the clearest brace of the week
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Brazil's Stock Market Falls a Fourth Day Despite GDP Beat
Brazil stock market report: the Ibovespa falls 0.73% to 173,787 in a fourth straight loss even as Q1 GDP beats and Wall Street sets new records.