Ibovespa Edges Up on Fiscal Adjustment Bill Approval
2026-11-13 13:45
By
Isabela Couto
1 min. read
The Ibovespa edged higher to near 172,000 on Friday following the Senate’s approval of the federal government’s fiscal adjustment bill.
The Senate approved the main text of a complementary bill the previous day.
The bill provides for fiscal measures with an estimated impact of up to R$60 billion in 2027 to ensure surplus targets.
However, senators are only expected to analyze amendments that could still modify its content next Tuesday.
JPMorgan believes the government’s proposed 2027 fiscal measures are insufficient given the size of the public accounts challenge and may pressure companies, recommending caution with Brazilian equities.
Financials were mixed, Itaú and Bradesco gained nearly 0.5%, while Banco do Brasil fell about 1%, extending an 8.6% slump from the previous session following weaker-than-expected results.
B3 also fell 1% despite reporting revenues above estimates.
Elsewhere, Rede D’Or rose over 2.5% after posting EBITDA in line with estimates.