(Reuters) - The benchmark Bovespa index of the Sao Paulo Stock
Exchange slid 3.37 percent to close at 52,846.38 points, its
worst one-day decline since July 26 when the index lost 3.76
percent amid similar concerns about the U.S. credit market.
Brazil's currency, the real , weakened 1.4 percent to
close at 1.902 per U.S. dollar.
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Exchange slid 3.37 percent to close at 52,846.38 points, its
worst one-day decline since July 26 when the index lost 3.76
percent amid similar concerns about the U.S. credit market.
Brazil's currency, the real , weakened 1.4 percent to
close at 1.902 per U.S. dollar.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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