Brazil's Ibovespa slipped back to 168,619 near its floor as US inflation hit a three-year high and fresh US strikes on Iran rattled markets; Brazil's own rate decision is now days away.

Brazil's Ibovespa steadied near its cycle-low at 168,669, resting on key long-term support, as Iran and Israel paused their strikes and oil eased; US inflation data looms this…

The Ibovespa slipped 0.21% to 168,669 on Monday as a strong dollar and fading hopes of Selic cuts kept Brazilian stocks under pressure, with the real weakening past 5.19.