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The Brazilian real strengthened to 4.974 per US dollar, its strongest level since May, following President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s narrow re-election victory over Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in Sunday’s runoff election. Lula secured 51.8% of valid votes, compared with Bolsonaro’s 48.2%, according to the Superior Elect
State Street reported third-quarter 2026 EPS of $3.69, up 33% year over year, and total revenue of $4 billion, up 13%. The company also reported record assets under custody and administration of $59.2 trillion and assets under management of $6.3 trillion.
The Ibovespa fell 1% to close at 206,887 on Tuesday, weighed down by losses in major banks, utilities and mining stocks. The Focus survey raised its 2026 inflation forecast to 5.22% from 5.01%, marking a fourth consecutive increase, while the Selic benchmark rate remained unchanged at 13.25%. The IMF also cut its 2026
The Nasdaq rose to a fresh high, while Brazilian assets logged historic gains after Flavio Bolsonaro's strong first-round showing in Brazil's presidential election. The column also noted a stronger dollar, higher U.S. yields and a weaker euro.
Brazil’s 10-year government bond yield rose above 14.15% in October amid external pressure from a global bond selloff ahead of the first round of the presidential election. Renewed selling in US Treasuries fueled a broader global bond rout, while higher oil prices added to inflation concerns and reinforced expectations
Brazil's gross debt rose to 82.9% of gross domestic product (GDP) in August, central bank data showed on Wednesday, extending an upward trend driven largely by interest costs in Latin America's largest economy.The ratio increased 0.3 percentage point from July, broadly in line with the 83.0% foreca…
The Ibovespa gained 0.5% to close at 183,828 on Tuesday, as signs of gradual cooling in the labor market supported credit-sensitive sectors. Brazil created 165,827 formal jobs in August, above forecasts of 95,700 and up from 58,568 in July, marking the highest result since March. Unemployment stood at 5.3% in the rolli
Brazil’s GDP grew 0.5% in the second quarter versus the prior three months, according to official data. Economists in a Reuters poll had expected 0.4%. On an annual basis, GDP expanded 2.0%.
Brazil's economy grows in Q1 driven by consumption, a positive sign for the country's recovery