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The Ibovespa shed 0.2% to close at 167,101 on Thursday, erasing earlier gains and retreating to a seven-month low amid a batch of weak corporate earnings. Banco do Brasil shed 4.2% after reporting below-expectation profits in the second quarter. Sabesp tumbled 7% after reporting an 11.2% year-on-year drop in net profit. CSN Mineração lost 5.2% after posting cash flow below market expectations. In contrast, CSN jumped 5.6% despite reporting a net loss, as the loss was smaller than expected and revenue grew 6%. Hapvida sank 33.1% after its second-quarter results showed margin pressure and rising litigation costs. Meanwhile, Rede D’Or added 6.3% after reporting a 9.7% year-on-year increase in net profit. Vale fell 1.7% as iron ore prices declined, with weak profitability among Chinese steelmakers continuing to constrain prospects for a meaningful recovery in ore demand. Petrobras (+1.1%) rose despite lower oil prices as peace negotiations in the Middle East remained at a stalemate.

Ibovespa Drops as Weak Earnings Weigh

The Dow Jones Index went up by 58 points or 0.11 percent on Thursday to close at 53828 points. The rise was led by Merck (2.00%), Nike (1.90%) and Visa (1.51%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Cisco Systems (-8.77%), UnitedHealth (-1.57%) and McDonalds (-1.23%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.11% Higher

The S&P/TSX Composite Index added 0.3% to close at 36,759, extending its record-breaking streak amid lower oil prices and soft US producer inflation. Oil prices fell on weakening demand prospects. Easing inflationary pressures in the US, following tame PPI data, supported financials and other credit-sensitive shares. RBC added 0.6% and CIBC gained 1.1%. Tech stocks posted gains, tracking a strong session for US chipmakers and hyperscalers. Shopify advanced 5.3%, Constellation Software gained 2.8%, and Celestica added 2.6%. Brookfield (+0.7%) reported higher second-quarter distributable earnings per share. CCL jumped 6.9% after posting 9.1% sales growth and 10.7% adjusted EPS growth. Pan American Silver slumped 9.8% after posting EPS below expectations. Hydro One shed 0.5% despite beating quarterly estimates. Metro lost 0.5% after reporting weaker fiscal third-quarter adjusted earnings.

TSX Extends Record Streak

US stock indices closed higher on Thursday after soft price data consolidated bets on a Federal Reserve rate hold next month. The S&P 500 rose 0.6% to a new record, while the Nasdaq jumped 1.1%, also nearing it's all-time closing high, and the Dow added 70 points. Headline and core producer prices were lower than expected in July, in line with yesterday’s tame CPI report and easing recent concerns over hawkish signals from FOMC members. Chip stocks extended gains from yesterday, tracking their South Korean counterparts. Reports that Anthropic is pursuing an IPO and seeking to acquire Decart AI for $6 billion continued to support the outlook for AI-related spending. Micron (+4.2%), Intel (+%), and Marvell (+3.6%) rose, while Sandisk surged 13.7%. In contrast, Cisco slumped 8.4% after projecting a slowdown in sales tied to AI data centers this fiscal year. Bank and industrial stocks also pulled back, with Bank of America (-1.1%) and RTX (-1%) falling, limiting gains for the Dow.

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