
Brazilian markets were looking to extend the previous session’s gains, when the Ibovespa rose 2.22%, supported by rebounds in several sectors and easing US-China trade tensions. Investors were also watching company earnings, minutes from Brazil’s Copom meeting and US inflation data, amid continuing uncertainty over Brazil’s fiscal outlook and next economic team.
The article describes a broad market agenda rather than a new feed-supply or demand driver; any impact on agricultural commodities is indirect and unclear.
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