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São Paulo - São Paulo Delayed price. Currency in BRL
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127,690.62+827.59 (+0.65%)
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  • Reuters

    B3, S&P Dow Jones Indices launch Brazil's first volatility index

    Brazilian exchange operator B3 and S&P Dow Jones Indices on Tuesday launched the first volatility index of Brazil's domestic market, to be calculated based on the methodology of the CBOE Volatility Index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge. The S&P/B3 Ibovespa VIX will measure the 30-day volatility of options from Brazil's equities benchmark Bovespa, the companies said in a joint statement. Volatility indexes measure the so-called implicit volatility of an equity market, and are used by investors as a gauge of market sentiment and as a leading indicator for price moves.

  • Bloomberg

    Lula Irks Investors in Bid to Spur Brazil Growth, Boost Approval

    (Bloomberg) -- Inside Brazil’s presidential palace, angst is mounting as the economy sputters along, churning out tepid growth figures month after month. President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is ratcheting up the pressure on his top aides to boost spending, gin up faster growth and turn around his sinking approval ratings.Most Read from BloombergApple Is in Talks to Let Google Gemini Power iPhone AI FeaturesPutin Warns Russia Won’t Stop After Predictable Election WinMusk Says His Ketamine Prescrip

  • Reuters

    EMERGING MARKETS-Latam assets slip on waning US rate cut hopes as central bank-packed week looms

    * Latam FX down 0.2%, stocks off 0.4% * Brazil's services sector grows more than expected in Jan * Argentina Senate rejects economic 'mega decree' (Updated at 3:45pm ET/1945 GMT) By Shristi Achar A March 15 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies and stocks slipped on Friday as investor sentiment remained tepid due to waning hopes of U.S. interest rate cuts later this year. The U.S. dollar was set for its best week since January and global stocks slipped, as data showing persistent inflationary pressures in the U.S. this week led investors to dial back bets of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve in June. The MSCI index tracking Latin American currencies dipped 0.2%, with Chile's peso and Brazil's real both down about 0.2%, leading regional declines.