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Ibovespa falls 2.68%, and dollar closes in low to R $ 5.34

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Briefings

Brazilian stock market fell 2.68% to 171,006 points on October 28, 2026, marking the third consecutive day of losses as investors remained cautious amid fiscal policy uncertainty. The dollar closed at R$ 5.34, down 0.19%, while the US Fed maintained interest rates between 3.75% and 4% annually. The Ibovespa reached its lowest level since August 20, with the S&P 500 rising 0.28% in the US. Foreign investors withdrew R$ 2.846 billion from Brazilian stocks on October 26. This report is based on Reuters data and reflects market conditions at the time of publication.

Key points

• The Ibovespa stock index fell 2.68% to 171,006.10 points on October 28, 2026, representing the third consecutive day of losses for Brazilian stocks.
• The dollar closed at R$ 5.34, down 0.19%, while the US Fed maintained interest rates between 3.75% and 4% annually, limiting impact on Brazilian businesses.

Context

Brazilian stocks faced pressure on October 28, 2026, with fiscal policy uncertainties keeping investors cautious despite the US Fed's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. The market's performance reflects broader economic conditions and international financial developments.

Limitations

Data reflects market conditions at the time of publication on October 28, 2026. Foreign investor outflows of R$ 2.846 billion occurred on October 26, 2026, and the S&P 500 performance is limited to US market data available at the time of reporting.

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