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[BUSINESS] · Brazil, United States, Iran · 26 sources

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Ibovespa volatility driven by US Treasury moves and Iran tensions

The Brazilian stock market, represented by the Ibovespa, has experienced significant volatility driven by both domestic and international factors. After an 11-session decline, the index interrupted its downward trend with a 0.90% rise on Wednesday, reaching 167,830.27 points, fueled by increased global capital flows following the US Treasury's announcement to double bond buybacks.

However, market sentiment remains fragile due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. US President Donald Trump's threats of economic warfare and sanctions against Iran have caused oil prices to surge, with Brent crude rising over 2% to approximately $93.78 per barrel. While high commodity prices benefited major Brazilian companies like Petrobras and Vale, the rising cost of energy also fuels global inflation concerns and risk aversion.

Domestically, the economic outlook is tempered by rising household debt and credit restrictions. Financial institutions anticipate a tightening of credit supply in the third quarter, and some companies report increased delinquency rates in essential services like water and electricity. Additionally, the US dollar has shown strength against the real, closing near R$ 5.20 as investors react to global uncertainty and domestic electoral sensitivities.

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B3 · Casas Bahia · Donald Trump · Federal Reserve · Fundação Getulio Vargas · Ibovespa · JBS · Petrobras · Pilgrim's Pride · Scott Bessent · U.S. Department of the Treasury · US Treasury

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