In September, Brazil registered the third consecutive month of falling prices. The country’s official inflation index, the IPCA (Broad Consumer Price Index), closed the year 2021 at more than 10%, and this year it should end below 6%. For 2023 the projection is around 5%.
In this scenario of slowing inflation, is it time to change the investment strategy? Are IPCA-indexed securities still worth it or should you go for securities that follow the Selic rate or are fixed-rate?
In The Great Investment Debate this Monday (17), on the one hand, Antonio van Moorsel, a partner at Acqua Vero Investimentos, who defends investing in inflation-linked bonds. On the other, Michael Viriato, strategist at Casa do Investidor, who prefers securities that follow the Selic and floating rates.
“The Great Debate – Investments” will always have the presence of two specialists with opposing views to debate the pros and cons of different investment options and solutions, as well as topics from the world of personal finance and the financial market.
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(Posted by Ana Carolina Nunes)
Source: CNN Brasil
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