INBR32.SA is trading 4.47% down at BRL 26.09 after investors continued reacting to Inter&Co’s second-quarter results.

  • Net income reached R$421 million, but coverage cited a slight revenue miss and concerns about credit conditions and the broader macro backdrop.
  • Brazilian bank stocks also weakened, while the Ibovespa edged down 0.19%, adding sector pressure.
  • The decline follows a 3.06% gain on August 10 and an 8.37% drop on August 7.