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SUMMARY: O Ibovespa (IBOV) may run the risk of giving up points this Wednesday (7), if it follows the movement of the EWZ (index that represents Brazilian shares in dollars) which operated sideways, with a slight drop of 0.03% to US$ 30.72 before the opening of the market in New York.
Yesterday, the Brazilian index operated sideways and only advanced in the final moments with the approval of Transition PEC in the Senate CCJ, with a balance of R$ 145 billion outside the spending ceiling. After the market closes, the Copom should announce its last decision for the Selic rate in 2022expected to remain at 13.75% per year.
Check out the main themes of the Ibovespa and markets today real time🇧🇷 See the highlights.
7:51 am
China’s trade sees biggest drop in 2 and a half years due to Covid
At exports and imports gives China contracted at the sharpest pace in at least two years and May into November, with weak demand both abroad and at home, production problems due to the covid and the real estate problems putting pressure on the world’s second-largest economy.
The downturn was much worse than markets had predicted, and economists are predicting a new period of declining exports, highlighting a sharp pullback in world trade as consumers and businesses cut spending in response to aggressive moves by central banks to tame the downturn. inflation🇧🇷
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7:39 am
China shares fall on profit-taking after easing Covid measures
At actions at China fell on Wednesday as some investors took profits after the government announced changes to ease restrictions against the covid🇧🇷
Sentiment was also hurt by dismal trade data which showed that China’s exports and imports China contracted more sharply than expected in November amid declining demand at home and abroad, adding to fears of a global recession.
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7:05 am
Global markets are not for fish this Wednesday (7) and here’s why
You global markets operate without force this Wednesday (7), indicating once again that the sea is not for fish, while the investor is not clear about the economic situation in the world, especially the USA and the China🇧🇷
New York stock index futures opened sideways with the S&P 500 registering a slight fall of 0.1%.
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6:42 am
Iron ore (May/23 contract) closes slightly lower by 0.13% in Dalian (China), at 779 yuan a metric ton (after adjustment)
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6:40 am
Petrobras ADRs rise 2.55% in pre-market in NY; da Vale rises 0.12%
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6:40 am
Ibovespa in dollar (EWZ) falls 3.03% in the pre-market in NY
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6:38 am
WTI oil retreats 1.17% to US$73.40 a barrel; Brent sheds 1.15% to $78.43
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6:38 am
DXY index has a slight low of 0.02%, at 105.56 points; euro fluctuates +0.08% to $1.0474
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6:37 am
Asian stocks close lower: Hong Kong sinks 3.22% and Tokyo drops 0.72%
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6:36 am
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index retreats 0.16%, at 438.20 points; London advances 0.28%
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6:36 am
NY/Futures: Dow Jones +0.06%; S&P +0.01% and Nasdaq -0.14%
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Source: Moneytimes
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