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Foreign Money Returns to Brazil’s Stock Market After Two Months of Outflows
Foreign investors returned to Brazil's B3 stock exchange in July after two months of outflows, purchasing a net R$4.2 billion. This marks a reversal from previous outflows and indicates renewed confidence in Brazil's market.
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