Amidst a day of mixed fortunes on the Brazilian stock market, the Ibovespa, Brazil's primary stock index, closed down, falling below the significant 125,000-point threshold.
Ending the trading day at 124,740 points, the index recorded a decline of 0.33%.
This downward movement contrasted with the commercial dollar, which appreciated by 0.34% to R$5.14, breaking its previous trend of three consecutive declines against the Brazilian real.
Additionally, future interest rates increased, signaling shifts in investor expectations.
Financial experts weighed in on the market's behavior. Thiago Avallone, a currency expert at Manchester Investments. . .
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