The Ibovespa added 0.5% to close at 176,641 on Tuesday, recovering from the previous session's losses after softer-than-expected US inflation data. US consumer prices declined in June for the first time in six years, while core inflation was little changed, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. Most financial stocks traded higher, with Itausa up 0.6% and Banco do Brasil adding 1.7%. Utilities also posted gains, with Axia up 0.5%. Meanwhile, Vale jumped 1.5% as iron ore prices surged on expectations that impending Chinese restrictions on selected Fortescue portside cargoes will tighten supply. Vivo advanced 2.3% after recording a net gain of 23,000 customers, its largest increase since March 2025. Rede D'Or gained 1.4% as it advanced its joint venture with Bradsaude (+0.7%). Bradsaude announced on Monday that it had completed the transaction to contribute Rede D'Or's real estate assets to Atlantica D'Or.