Ibovespa rises 0.57% to 169,802 points and the dollar closes nearly flat at R$5.1775
On Tuesday, June 9, the Ibovespa gained 0.57%, while the dollar fell 0.04% to R$5.1775 as investors awaited the central bank meeting on the 14.50% Selic rate.
2026-06-15
Weekly Investment Bulletin - 2026-06-15
Weekly recap covering the Ibovespa, the dollar, inflation, Selic, S&P 500, Nasdaq, B3 stocks, Bitcoin and Ethereum highlights.
Weekly Bulletin - Brazil
May IPCA slows to 0.58% and 12-month inflation reaches 4.72%, above the 4.5% ceiling
IBGE reported May IPCA inflation of 0.58%, versus 0.67% in April, with the 12-month rate at 4.72%, above the central bank target ceiling.
Ibovespa gains 1.25% and the dollar falls 2.12% to R$5.06 in the June 8-12 week
According to the MSX weekly recap, the Ibovespa gained 1.25% and the dollar fell 2.12% to R$5.06, while higher-than-expected May IPCA pressured inflation expectations.
IBC-Br points to 10% growth, but Ibovespa falls 9% in 30 days and the dollar rises to R$5.12
The central bank reported 10% growth in the IBC-Br, but the Ibovespa lost 9% in 30 days to 169,019 points and the commercial dollar closed at R$5.1244, with the Selic at 14.50%.
Dollar falls 0.10% to R$5.1721 and Ibovespa drops 0.70% to 168,619 points
On Wednesday, June 10, the dollar closed down 0.10% at R$5.1721, while the Ibovespa lost 0.70% to 168,619 points with U.S. inflation in focus.
Commercial dollar falls 0.10% to R$5.172 and Ibovespa drops 0.7% amid Middle East tensions
The dollar traded between a high of R$5.197 and a low of R$5.159, while the Ibovespa fell 0.7%, also pressured by foreign capital outflows.
Dollar falls as low as R$5.0578 and Ibovespa is nearly flat at 171,227 points
On Friday, June 12, the dollar fell as low as R$5.0578, down 0.80%, while the Ibovespa slipped 0.16% to 171,227 points.
Focus survey raises 2026 Selic forecast to 12.13% and cuts dollar estimate to R$5.41
The central bank Focus survey put the 2026 Selic at 12.13%, up from 12.00%, the 2026 dollar at R$5.41 after a third consecutive cut, and 2026 IPCA unchanged at 3.91%.
Focus raises 2026 Selic, IPCA and GDP forecasts as Ibovespa loses momentum
The central bank Focus survey raised its 2026 Selic, IPCA and GDP forecasts, while the Ibovespa traded weakly amid expectations that rates would remain high for longer.
B3 trading remains active as investors monitor the Ibovespa and the dollar
Brazilian stock trading remained active as investors monitored the Ibovespa, the dollar and expectations that the Selic would remain at 14.50% at the next meeting.
Top Gainers
- IBOV (Ibovespa): up 1.25%, driven by a geopolitical truce and positive flows into heavyweight stocks.
- PETR4 (Petrobras): up 1.6%, driven by stable oil prices and operating results.
- VALE3 (Vale): up 2.41%, driven by a recovery in Chinese iron ore prices.
- TOTS3 (Totvs): up 4.32%, driven by positive technology-sector results.
- BRAV3 (Brava Energia): up 2.57%, driven by expansion in the energy sector.
Top Losers
- RADL3 (RaiaDrogasil): down 4.44%, driven by concerns about consumption and operating costs.
- ENEV3 (Eneva): down 2.93%, driven by volatility in gas and energy prices.
- Dollar (USD/BRL): down 2.12% to R$5.06, driven by geopolitical relief.
- Ibovespa (June 10 session): down 0.70%, with U.S. inflation in focus.
- Ibovespa (30 days): down 9%, driven by investor caution and the Selic at 14.50%.
Weekly Bulletin - World
Nasdaq rises 2.4% and S&P 500 gains 0.6% for the week on Middle East geopolitical relief
In the weekly recap, the Nasdaq gained 2.4% and the S&P 500 rose 0.6%, as easing geopolitical tensions supported risk markets.
S&P 500 and Dow rise on Middle East peace hopes as SpaceX prepares market debut
On Friday, June 12, the S&P 500 and Dow posted modest gains in volatile trading on hopes for a peace agreement, while SpaceX prepared the largest IPO in history.
S&P 500 falls 2.64% to 7,383 and Nasdaq plunges 4.18% to 25,709 on Friday
On Friday, June 5, the S&P 500 fell 2.64% to 7,383 points and the Nasdaq 100 plunged 4.81% amid a sharp U.S. equity market selloff.
S&P 500 falls 2.64% to 7,383 and Nasdaq drops 4.18% to 25,709 on weak economic data
Avenue reported that the S&P 500 fell 2.64% to 7,383 and the Nasdaq dropped 4.18% to 25,709 amid renewed weakness in artificial intelligence stocks.
S&P 500 rises 0.30% to 7,405 and Nasdaq gains 0.86% to 25,929 in Tuesday rebound
On Tuesday, June 9, the S&P 500 rose 0.30% to 7,405 and the Nasdaq gained 0.86% to 25,929 after the previous Friday sharp correction.
S&P 500 rises 0.13% to 6,728.80 but falls for the week; Nasdaq slips 0.21% to 23,004.54
The S&P 500 rose 0.13% on Friday to 6,728.80 but ended the week lower, while the Nasdaq fell 0.21% to 23,004.54 amid weakness in AI stocks.
Big Tree Cloud (DSY) jumps 416.30% to lead Nasdaq premarket; VS Media (VSME) rises 321.17%
In Nasdaq premarket trading, Big Tree Cloud (DSY) surged 416.30% and VS Media (VSME) rose 321.17%, while 695 stocks advanced and 1,002 declined on the NYSE.
Food pressures Brazil IPCA as investors await U.S. CPI and Fed rate decisions
Reuters reported that food prices pressured Brazil May IPCA, while U.S. investors watched CPI data for clues about the Federal Reserve next interest-rate decisions.
Dollar falls 0.18% to R$5.187 as Galípolo discusses the exchange-rate trend in São Paulo
At an event in São Paulo, central bank president Gabriel Galípolo said it was necessary to see whether the dollar depreciation trend would continue; the currency fell 0.18% to R$5.187.
May IPCA-15 rises 0.62%, below April 0.89% but above expectations
The May inflation preview was 0.62%, slowing from 0.89% in April, although food continued to pressure consumer prices.
Top Gainers
- DSY (Big Tree Cloud): up 416.30%, driven by cloud computing services and digital solutions.
- VSME (VS Media): up 321.17%, driven by digital marketing and influencer content.
- Nasdaq: up 2.4%, driven by geopolitical relief in the Middle East.
- S&P 500: up 0.6%, driven by expectations of a peace agreement.
- Nasdaq (09/06): up 0.86%, driven by a rebound after the Friday correction.
Top Losers
- Nasdaq 100: down 4.81%, driven by renewed weakness in AI stocks and weak economic data.
- Nasdaq (Friday): down 4.18%, driven by a sharp U.S. equity market selloff.
- S&P 500 (Friday): down 2.64%, driven by declines in Broadcom and AI chip stocks.
- S&P 500 (week): down 2%, driven by Iran tensions and the inflation calendar.
- Dow Jones: down 3%, driven by the U.S. equity market decline.
Weekly Bulletin - Crypto
Bitcoin falls 2.1% to US$62,353 amid ETF outflows and a US$64,000 sell wall
On Tuesday, June 9, Bitcoin fell 2.1% in 24 hours to US$62,353 as it faced a sell wall near US$64,000 and concerns about ETF capital outflows.
Ethereum falls 2.7% to US$1,625, tracking Bitcoin decline
Ethereum followed Bitcoin lower, falling 2.7% to trade near US$1,625 under the same selling pressure.
Bitcoin returns to US$63,000 on June 12, but the crypto market still lacks momentum
Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin recovered to US$63,000 on June 12, although the market still lacked enough momentum to establish a clear trend.
Bitcoin jumps near US$107,000 at the Wall Street open on June 12 and reverses daily loss
Criptonizando reported that Bitcoin jumped to US$107,000 at the Wall Street open on June 12, reversing its daily decline after reaching US$106,600.
InfoMoney tracks crypto gainers and losers with Bitcoin and Ethereum in focus
InfoMoney continues to track stock and cryptocurrency market gainers and losers, with Bitcoin and Ethereum among the main assets monitored.
Cointribune updates Bitcoin, Ethereum and blockchain news with price and trend analysis
Cointribune publishes daily cryptocurrency news in Portuguese, including analysis, prices and digital asset market trends.
Bitcoin swings as ETF volatility and Fed interest rates remain in focus
Portal do Bitcoin tracked Bitcoin volatility, concerns about higher interest rates and police investigations involving exchanges, factors that affected the market.
Bitcoin rises 16.4% in Q2 2026 after falling 22.1% in Q1
Bitcoin gained 16.4% in the second quarter of 2026 after ending the first quarter down 22.1%, reflecting crypto market volatility.
Money Times tracks Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies with daily price updates
Money Times continues to track Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies with updated prices and monitoring of digital market volatility.
Inter Invest Criptoworld highlights growth in decentralized blockchain credit
Inter Invest Criptoworld highlighted growth in the decentralized blockchain credit market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum among the main assets.
Top Gainers
- BTC (Bitcoin, Q2): up 16.4%, driven by a recovery after a 22.1% Q1 decline and ETF flows.
- BTC (June 12 open): recovered to US$107,000, driven by a reversal of the daily decline at the Wall Street open.
- BTC (12/06): returned to US$63,000, driven by a partial technical recovery.
- Bitcoin (previous week): recovered 3%, driven by temporary market relief.
- Cryptocurrencies (overall): posted a positive trend in Q2 2026, driven by growing institutional adoption.
Top Losers
- BTC (09/06): down 2.1%, driven by ETF capital outflows and a US$64,000 sell wall.
- ETH (Ethereum): down 2.7% to US$1,625, tracking Bitcoin decline.
- BTC (24h on June 9): fell to US$62,353, driven by concerns about higher Federal Reserve rates.
- BTC (Q1 2026): down 22.1%, driven by crypto market volatility in the first quarter.
- BTC (June 9 low): fell as low as US$61,322, driven by continued selling pressure.