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Brazil Stocks Slip to Close a Bruising Quarter as Foreign Money Stays Away
Brazil's Ibovespa fell 0.68% to 172,024 on June 30, ending a quarter down about 8% due to foreign outflows and weak fiscal data. The decline contrasted with a buoyant Wall Street.
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