Inflation continues to be the main problem to be faced by countries. On Tuesday (31), the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellenstated that he was wrong to underestimate the inflationary process that began to form last year.
With inflation persisting around the world, market experts say the level of uncertainty is high, with rising prices in Europe and the euro zone indicating that they have not yet peaked.
Meanwhile, China’s reopening is putting pressure on global demand and Russian oil embargoes are pushing up energy prices, with the price of oil near $120 a barrel.
In Brazil, we highlight the drop in unemployment announced on Tuesday (31). The rate released by the IBGE was 10.5% in the quarter ended in April, the lowest for this quarter since 2015, when it was 8.1%.
Presented by Thais Herédia and Priscila Yasbek, the CNN Money presents a balance of news issues that influence markets, finances and the direction of society and power dynamics in Brazil and in the world.
Listen to past episodes of the week:
Episode 05/31 – Oil high complicates economic scenario in Brazil and worldwide; and the low profitability of pension funds
Episode 05/30 – Eletrobras enters the final stretch for capitalization; is it worth investing?
Source: CNN Brasil
