Back to work, and back to the markets. The week’s big date is tomorrow, when the central bank begins two days of meetings on interest rates. After a draw rather than a win on Saturday, the World Cup mood has cooled. The talk in São Paulo’s bars has turned to Friday, when Brazil must beat Haiti to settle nerves. Wrap up warm today. At 17°C with light rain about, this is the coldest day of the week — a proper São Paulo winter Monday. It
is a day for indoor plans, and the timing matters: most of the Paulista museums close on Mondays. The Pinacoteca, happily, does not. Weather & What to Wear FOUR-DAY OUTLOOK It is a cold, damp start to the week. The high struggles to 17°C, there is light rain drifting about, and the grey looks set to hang over the city for much of the day. Dress properly for it: a warm layer, a jacket, and an umbrella you can keep to hand. São Paulo’s winter
cold has a damp edge that cuts more than the temperature suggests, so do not be caught out. The good news is that midweek brings relief. From Wednesday the rain clears and the chill eases a touch, so the back half of the week is the brighter, drier window for anything outdoors. Day at a Glance What to See & Do MONDAY IN SÃO PAULO Getting Around Where to Eat LUNCH & DINNER Practical Info GOOD TO KNOW Community & Lifestyle FOR NEWCOMERS GROUP C
WATCH Business & Markets WEEK IN FIGURES QUICK ANSWERS What museums are open in São Paulo on a Monday? When does the Copom decide the Selic rate? When does Brazil play next? What is the weather like this week? São Paulo Daily Brief, your São Paulo city guide for Monday, June 15, 2026. All times in Brasília time (BRT, UTC–3). Weather: open-source API. Markets: B3 and Reuters. Sport: FIFA and CBF. Updated: 2026-06-15T07:30:00Z · Rafael Silva Santos. Related: Rio de Janeiro Daily Brief for Monday
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