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The Ibovespa gained 0.5% to close at 183,828 on Tuesday, as signs of gradual cooling in the labor market supported credit-sensitive sectors. Brazil created 165,827 formal jobs in August, above forecasts of 95,700 and up from 58,568 in July, marking the highest result since March. Unemployment stood at 5.3% in the rolling quarter ended in August, matching expectations. Despite the strong payrolls figure, the data remains consistent with a scenario of gradual labor-market cooling, in line with expectations for GDP to be near flat in 3Q26. Yields moved lower as the data did not dent expectations for a continuation of the Selic easing cycle. Financials rose, with BB up 2.6% and Itaú gaining 1.4%. Utilities also advanced, with Axia up 0.7%. Petrobras rose 0.8% despite lower oil prices. Vale shed 2.2% as iron ore prices fell, while CSN Mineração lost 5.7% after announcing a temporary reduction in low-grade iron ore production. Steelmakers fell, CSN sank 9.8%.

Ibovespa Rises as Labor Market Shows Signs of Cooling

The Dow Jones Index dropped 131 points or 0.25 percent on Tuesday to close at 51351 points. Losses were led by Apple (-2.66%), Walmart (-1.79%) and J&J (-1.57%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Boeing (1.97%), Amgen (1.32%) and Caterpillar (0.86%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.25% Lower

Crude Oil is down by 4%

The S&P/TSX Composite Index inched lower to close at 35,460 on Tuesday following subdued GDP data and as a US ban on multiple Canadian imports came into force. Advance information showed that real GDP increased 0.2% in August, with gains in mining and quarrying and retail trade partly offset by a decline in oil and gas extraction. GDP was essentially unchanged in July. The US ban on various Canadian goods, including many alcoholic beverages and dairy products, also took effect, with Saputo losing 2%. Major banks posted losses, with RBC down 0.6%. Meanwhile, oil prices pulled back as US and Iranian officials continued separate discussions with mediators. Energy producers retreated, with Canadian Natural down 0.7% and Suncor falling 1.7%. In contrast, miners rebounded from yesterday’s losses as gold prices rose, with Agnico Eagle gaining 1.1% and Franco-Nevada up 0.9%. Tech stocks also gained as the planned Anthropic IPO on Wall Street lent support to the sector, with Shopify up 2.9%.

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