INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:

The Brazilian stock market, Ibovespa, closed slightly down on Monday, at 126,931 points, marking a minimal decrease of 0.08%.This move comes

amid a week filled with a heavy schedule of economic indicators, setting a cautious tone among investors.The U.S

dollar also saw a decline of 0.51% against the Brazilian real, settling at R$4.97, while future interest rates (DIs) decreased across the

provide insights into future monetary policy directions.Ibovespa Dips Below 127,000 Amid Varied Results

(Photo Internet reproduction)Internationally, significant economic releases include the U.S

GDP on Thursday and the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) on Friday, coinciding with a holiday in Brazil.These events, coupled with

0.83%, contributing to the overall downward trend of the index.Ibovespa Dips Below 127,000 Amid Varied ResultsRetailers like Magazine Luiza

also experienced a decrease of 0.52% amidst fluctuating sector performances despite general anticipation of the inflation report.Despite an

uptick in iron ore prices, Vale shares dipped slightly by 0.21%, fueled by hopes for increased Chinese demand.Petrobras shares rose 1.53%,

lifted by higher global oil prices

policy.Market sensitivity to these elements is expected to persist, highlighting the ties between global and local economic trends.