The Ibovespa ended Friday’s session down 0.33 percent, closing at 190,745 points. Over the week, the Brazilian stock index recorded a decline of 2.55 percent, marking the second consecutive week of losses.
The spot dollar finished the day 0.10 percent lower, quoted at R$ 4.999. For the week, the U.S. currency rose 0.32 percent against the real.
The index’s weekly drop extends the previous week’s decline. The dollar’s weekly gain contrasted with Friday’s dip, underscoring persistent demand for the greenback. The Ibovespa’s 2.55 percent loss in the week adds to a pattern of falling prices.
The dollar ended the week higher despite a slight retreat on Friday. At R$ 4.999, the currency stayed above the 5.00 mark for most of the week. The combination of a declining stock market and a rising dollar reflects cautious investor sentiment toward Brazilian assets.
The Ibovespa’s close at 190,745 points leaves the index below recent levels. The second consecutive weekly decline highlights the ongoing pressure on local equities. Market participants now look ahead to the next trading sessions for potential shifts in momentum.
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