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The Ibovespa fell the most among the world’s major equity benchmarks as PDG Realty SA Empreendimentos & Participacoes led consumer stocks lower after Brazil’s economy expanded less than forecast for a fifth consecutive quarter.
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The Ibovespa fell for the first time in five days as a report that showed manufacturing unexpectedly contracted in China, Brazil’s top trading partner, dimmed the outlook for commodity exporters.
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The Ibovespa retreated from a three- week high as a report that showed the pace of Chinese manufacturing slowed last month rekindled concern that growth will falter in Brazil’s top trading partner.
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Most Brazilian stocks fell as economists cut forecasts for the country’s industrial output growth this year and next, adding to concern that recovery in Latin America’s largest economy is faltering.
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The Bovespa index dropped for a second day as lower commodities prices dimmed the outlook for Brazil’s raw-material exporters after data showed U.S. retail sales unexpectedly declined.
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PDG Realty SA, Brazil’s third- biggest homebuilder by market value, jumped after executives told analysts that the company plans to sell assets and cut costs.
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The Bovespa index rebounded from a four-month low as homebuilders advanced after a report showed inflation slowed more than economists forecast, damping speculation that policy makers will raise interest rates.
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The Bovespa index climbed to a one- week high as Gerdau SA led a rally in Brazilian steelmakers spurred by speculation that a surge in U.S. home sales will bolster demand for metals.
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The Bovespa index fell to a two- month low as iron-ore mining company Vale SA slumped on concern that the contraction in the euro region and Japan will sap demand for Brazil’s exports.
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The Bovespa index surged the most since July, led by a rally in Petroleo Brasileiro SA after it unexpectedly raised diesel prices by 5 percent.
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