Ibovespa jumps 7.7% to a record close of 206,911 points

In brief

The Ibovespa rose 7.70% to a record close of 206,911.89 points.

The dollar fell about 4.1% and closed near R$ 5.00.

What we know

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The Ibovespa closed the October 5 session at 206,911.89 points, up 7.70%, a record close and its first time above 200,000 points.
Marks the stock market's biggest reaction to the election result.
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The dollar fell about 4.1% on the day and closed near R$ 5.00.
Takes the exchange rate to its lowest level in months.
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According to Folha and O Globo, the Tesouro Direto platform went offline during the sharp fall in rate futures.
Shows the intensity of the move in fixed income.
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According to CNN Brasil, the January 2028 DI fell from 13.509% to 12.665% and the January 2035 DI from 14.131% to 12.8%.
Details the fall in rate futures.
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According to InfoMoney, Bradesco PN rose 13.57% and Itaú PN 10.37%, closing at R$ 49.48 after topping R$ 50 during the day.
Banks led the session.
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According to Money Times, Petrobras preferred shares rose 8.19% to R$ 55.36, and the company's market value reached about R$ 751 billion.
Petrobras was one of the top gainers.
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Market read-through

The market read Flávio's first-round lead as a lower economic policy risk and priced part of that scenario into the currency and rates; whether the move holds depends on runoff polls, and a Lula comeback would likely reverse part of the gains.