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The São Paulo Stock Exchange index in Brazil closed down 1.25%, falling below 181,000 points. After rising to 185,000 points on January 28, marking the highest closing in history, it retreated for the second consecutive trading day. On the 29th, it rose to 186,000 points, continuing to set an intraday historical high. This week, the Brazilian stock market has accumulated a rise of 1.11%, with a total increase of 12.24% in January, marking the largest monthly gain since November 2020. In January, the Brazilian real appreciated approximately 4.23% against the US dollar
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