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Brazil Stocks Hit Fresh Records as Foreign Inflows Swell in Best Week Since 2020

Foreign reallocations spurred by softer U.S. rhetoric on Greenland propelled inflows to Brazil, boosting commodity names.

Overview

  • Ibovespa closed at 178,858 (+1.86%) after briefly topping 180,000 intraday, sealing an 8.53% weekly gain, the strongest since April 2020.
  • Foreign investors bought a net R$12.35 billion of Brazilian equities in January through Jan. 21, the fastest monthly pace since late 2023.
  • Global rotation toward emerging markets followed President Trump’s rollback of tariff threats and a moderated stance on Greenland, reducing perceived tail risk.
  • Petrobras and Vale advanced with higher oil and iron ore prices, reinforcing commodity-led leadership in the index’s climb.
  • The real traded near R$5.28 and longer-dated local yields eased modestly as risk premia fell, with traders focused on upcoming Fed and Copom decisions.