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Ibovespa Enters Runoff Week After 2.63% Gain | Morning Call, Oct 5

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Ibovespa: Brazil's B3 opens Monday with the presidential runoff ahead and Selic bets in focus. See the levels, data and Copom wager driving the open.

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Flávio Bolsonaro speaks after going to the 2nd round against Lula EVARISTO SA/AFP The leadership of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) in the first round caused a strong high in a Brazilian asset traded in Asia. In Tokyo, a fund that accompanies Ibovespa opened the day high of 9.40%, to 322 yen. The reaction of investors appears in the ETF Nomura NF Ibovespa Link. This type of financial product works as a traded fund. In this case, it accompanies the perform…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The first reaction of the financial market to the result of the first round of elections came from abroad. On the night of Sunday (4), the real gained strength in the future international market, while a fund negotiated in Bolsa that accompanies Brazilian shares

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Second shift between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula raises the attention of the market; reaction of the EWZ abroad places the historical maximum of the Ibovespa on the radar

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In the last place before the elections, the Ibovespa B3 had a significant high and broke again the barrier of 190,000 points. On Friday (2), the main reference of the Brazilian stock market won 2.63%, at 192,114.55 points, with external support and Petrobras. The day began with the work report of the United States, Payroll, with data below... Read more » The post Ibovespa B3 has a high of more than 2%, and passes the 192 thousand points, and the…

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According to g1, the EWZ rose almost 10% off the regular plateau after the first turn, with deep in Japan mirroring the Ibovespa

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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