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In New York,  the Dow Jones Index went up by 231 points or 0.53 percent on Wednesday. Top gainers were J&J (6.21%), Merck (1.24%) and Visa (0.78%). Biggest losses came from Amazon (-1.40%), Chevron (-0.43%) and Home Depot (-0.40%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.53% Higher

The Ibovespa rose 0.2% to close at 135,441 on Wednesday, rebounding from a one-month low as Brasília successfully defended its IOF increase in the Supreme Federal Court, shoring up near-term fiscal revenues, and Vice-President Alckmin secured a commitment from Washington to continue bilateral discussions ahead of the August?1st deadline on President Trump’s proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian exports, alleviating immediate export-sector concerns. Meanwhile, an unexpectedly flat US producer-price index in June reinforced hopes of Fed rate cuts. Ambev led gains with a 2.4% jump on resilient off-premise sales, WEG rallied 3.2% after reporting strong overseas order intake, and Vale recovered to end 0.2% higher as iron-ore prices steadied; Petrobras trimmed 1.2% on seasonal refinery maintenance, but broad strength across materials and consumer names underscored confidence in a softer U.S. monetary path and manageable domestic policy risks.

Ibovespa Rebounds from 1-Month Low

The S&P/TSX Composite rose 0.4% to close at 27,153 on Wednesday, driven by strength in financials, technology as investors digested softer US producer-price data alongside resilient Canadian housing activity. Shopify led tech gains with a 4?% jump on chatter around its expanding AI checkout partnerships with ChatGPT, while Brookfield rallied 4.3?% after its infrastructure arm reported steady cash flows. Mining and energy were mixed—Agnico Eagle edged up 0.3?%, but Canadian Natural and Suncor fell amid slipping oil prices. Trade-war fears briefly resurfaced after President Trump announced a new 19?% tariff on Indonesian goods, but the broader pipeline of looming 30?% duties on EU and Mexican imports appears to be in flux, allowing export-linked sectors to steady.

TSX Rebounds Toward Record Highs

Stocks in the US closed higher on Wednesday after President Trump denied plans to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, though he stopped short of ruling it out entirely. The S&P 500 climbed 0.3%, while the Dow rose 231 points and the Nasdaq 100 edged up 0.1% to mark fresh record close. Markets had initially dipped on reports suggesting Trump was weighing Powell’s removal, compounding investor concerns over persistent inflation and ongoing trade tensions. June’s flat Producer Price Index provided some relief after Tuesday’s hotter-than-expected CPI reading, which showed the fastest annual inflation since February. On the corporate front, Bank of America fell 0.3% after revenue came in below expectations, and Morgan Stanley slid 1.3% despite solid earnings. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs gained 1% after beating profit estimates, and Johnson & Johnson jumped 6.2% following strong results and an upgraded full-year outlook.

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