The Ibovespa index, Brazil's main stock market benchmark, experienced a mixed performance during the week of June 5-6, 2025. On June 5, the index opened higher but ultimately closed down 0.56% at 136,236 points, marking its lowest level in a month amid concerns over fiscal policy and the Brazilian central bank's Selic interest rate. The dollar and euro also declined against the Brazilian real, with the dollar falling 1.08% to R$5.58 and the euro down 0.87% to R$6.39. Among the top performers on June 5 were Suzano Papel e Celulose (SUZB3) with a 6.31% gain, JBS (BEEF3) up 4.9%, and Gerdau (GGBR4) rising 3.47%. Conversely, Hapvida (HAPV3) dropped 5.92%, Cogna Educação (COGN3) fell 3.81%, and Vivara (VIVA3) declined 3.74%. On June 6, the Ibovespa continued to edge lower by 0.1% to 136,102 points, closing the week with a slight weekly decline of 0.67%. The dollar and euro remained weaker, with the dollar at R$5.57 (-0.26%) and the euro at R$6.35 (-0.63%). Leading stocks on June 6 included Petrobras (PRIO3) up 3.56%, JBS (JBSS3) increasing 1.93%, and Bradespar (BRAV3) rising 1.66%. Meanwhile, Magazine Luiza (MGLU3) fell 5.57%, Vamos Locação (VAMO3) declined 5.23%, and Lojas Renner (LREN3) dropped 4.67%. Market participants were closely watching fiscal developments in Brazil, potential interest rate cuts in the Eurozone, and upcoming U.S. payroll data as factors influencing market sentiment.