Containment of new threats in Brasília leads the market to the 6th day in a row of increases

Four days after the attacks on the Three Powers that shocked the country, Brasília’s response to the provocation of Bolsonarist groups in the face of threats of new criminal acts was faster and more forceful.

With the perception that the risk of a new round of anti-democratic vandalism is contained, the financial market engaged in the sixth day of positive bias, with the stock market rising and the dollar and interest rates falling.

Leaders in the buying queue, foreign investors still haven’t returned with the same appetite as last year, but it’s already enough to drive business into the blue.

But not everything is flowers in the gardens of Faria Lima: this Thursday (12), the market will have to deal with the surprise of the lightning departure of Sergio Rial, president of Americanas, after the discovery of a BRL 20 billion shortfall on the company’s balance sheet, one of the largest retailers in the country.

In addition, this Thursday’s episode of CNN Money it also features an exclusive survey by the brokerage firm Avenue, which shows that thousands of Brazilians think that the grass in the international market is much greener than that of Faria Lima. According to disclosed data, the opening of accounts abroad is three times higher than the pre-election period.

The day still holds what the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad (PT), should announce as the first economic package of the Lula government, and expectations for the World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland, which starts next week and promises settle yet another chapter of the discussion on what will become of the global economy in the post-pandemic.

Presented by Thais Heredia, the CNN Money it presents a balance of the news subjects that influence markets, finances and the direction of society and the dynamics of power in Brazil and in the world.

*Posted by Tamara Nassif