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Brazil’s Ibovespa falls amid global, AI and election concerns

Brazil’s Ibovespa index closed lower, with external markets, artificial-intelligence concerns and elections in focus; Vale shares fell 3%.

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The decline indicates pressure on Brazilian equities from global sentiment and domestic political uncertainty.

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