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The Ibovespa edged up to trade above 174,500 on Monday as a pause in the Middle East conflict drove oil prices lower and eased inflation concerns. Crude prices fell after the US and Iran halted strikes over the weekend amid renewed diplomatic efforts, with President Donald Trump reportedly open to restarting peace talks. The pullback in oil prices supported financials, with Itaú and Bradesco each gaining nearly 1%. Utilities also advanced, led by Axia, up more than 2%, while Sabesp gained nearly 1%. WEG rose about 4% after Bradesco BBI upgraded the stock to Outperform and JPMorgan raised its rating to Overweight. The company also secured a contract to supply two generating units for Engie Brasil’s Jaguara hydroelectric plant expansion. Embraer climbed more than 3% after reporting a record second-quarter backlog of $34.5 billion. In contrast, Petrobras fell nearly 3% as lower oil prices weighed on the stock.
