Brazilian Ibovespa futures opened higher on Tuesday, recovering part of the losses incurred in the previous session.
The spot index had fallen more than 1% on Monday, mirroring the downturn in major US equity benchmarks on Wall Street.
The early rebound suggests that selling pressure has eased as traders reassess risk ahead of key US economic data releases.
The market's attention is now fixed on the Federal Reserve's policy trajectory and upcoming inflation figures.
Traders are closely monitoring how recent macroeconomic data will influence the Fed's next move, particularly as expectations for rate adjustments evolve.
The shift in sentiment reflects a broader recalibration of risk appetite in emerging markets, where US monetary policy remains a primary driver of capital flows.