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Foreign Investment Inflow Sparks Surge in Brazil Stock Trading

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Foreign investment in Brazil has surged, driven by investors seeking to diversify out of the US and into Latin American equities, leading to increased trading volumes.

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Foreign investors are using Brazil as a way to diversity out of the US and into Latin American equities, pouring money into local stocks at the fastest pace in years and driving up trading volumes.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on February 13, 2026.
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