The Ibovespa inched higher to near 158,000 on Wednesday, tracking global optimism as investors awaited a vote in the US House of Representatives to end the longest government shutdown in history. Locally, markets digested a new round of earnings and corporate news. Itau Unibanco edged higher after announcing a R$3.6 billion repurchase of subordinated financial bills issued in 2020 and maturing in 2030. Cosan gained 0.8% after raising R$1.43 billion in its second public share offering. Gol advanced 0.7% after reporting a net profit of R$248 million in 3Q25, reversing a R$1.42 billion loss a year earlier. B3 inched up as its net profit rose 3.5% to R$1.2 billion, with EPS up 11.6% on stronger operations and buybacks. Eneva also traded higher after posting a 243% surge in net profit to R$351.7 million, boosted by strong thermal generation and new gas operations. In contrast, Petrobras and Vale edged lower amid weaker oil and iron ore prices.