North American currency reaches a low of R$5.167 after the biggest increase since March at the end of the trading session; B3’s main index closed at 172,027.88 points
The commercial dollar fell 0.47% this Thursday (June 25, 2026) and closed the session at R$5.177. During the session, the North American currency fluctuated between R$5.167, at its minimum, and R$5.219, at its maximum.
Ibovespa, B3’s main index, advanced 0.89% and closed at 172,027.88 points. On the day, the index reached a minimum of 170,507.920 points and a maximum of 173,277.10 points.
Investors passed on the 3rd estimate of US GDP for the 1st quarter of 2026, revised to an annualized rate of 2.1%, up from the previous reading of 2%. The data reinforced the perception of resilience of the largest economy in the world and contributed to the appetite for risky assets.
The market also followed the performance of technology companies on Wall Street. After the strong volatility recorded since SpaceX’s debut on the Nasdaq, in the biggest IPO in the history of the United States, the company’s shares rose again, alleviating part of the losses accumulated in recent trading sessions. Investors continue to evaluate whether the company’s pricing is sustainable and the impacts of raising billions of dollars on the technology sector.
STATEMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE BC
In Brazil, investors monitored the statements made by the president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, during the presentation of the Monetary Policy Report. Commenting on criticisms about the predictability of the monetary authority, he stated that “there is a confusion between being clearer in communication and signaling what will be done in the future. One thing cannot be confused with the other. We can be clear without having to say what we will do in the future”.
The assessment was interpreted by the market as a reinforcement of the Central Bank’s strategy of avoiding early indications about the next steps of monetary policy, preserving the flexibility of Copom (Monetary Policy Committee) decisions according to the evolution of the economic scenario.
Also on the radar were the release of federal revenue for May, which came in above expectations, and the results of public bond issues by the National Treasury. The data helped investors assess the situation of public accounts and the financing conditions of government debt, factors that influence expectations for the trajectory of interest rates and Brazilian assets.