Brazil's Ibovespa fell 0.77% to 169,019 on June 5 as a region-wide dollar bid weakened the real about 2% and dragged Latin American stocks lower.

Brazil's market is closed Thursday for Corpus Christi after stocks fell 2.2% to 170,331 on a worldwide selloff sparked by fresh US-Iran fighting that pushed oil higher.

Brazil stock market report: the Ibovespa falls 2.22% to 170,330 as the double-bottom bounce fails, while the real holds near 5.06 on the Selic carry.

Brazil's market reopens Friday after the holiday into a tense global mood, with the US jobs report due, oil still high on the US-Iran conflict and the real near 5.06 to the dollar.

Brazil's Ibovespa fell 0.77% to 169,019 on June 5 as a region-wide dollar bid weakened the real about 2% and dragged Latin American stocks lower.