View top headlines newspapers this Thursday (8), highlighting predictions about the Petrobras dividends (PETR4) in 2023:
Policy
Senate approves text of the Transition PEC with a ceiling increase of R$ 145 billion and duration of two years – The text of the Transition PEC was approved this Wednesday (7) in two rounds in the Federal Senate, a proposal by the government transition team of President-elect Luis Inácio Lula da Silva that modifies the spending ceiling and makes payment possible by the government federal, from the Brazil Aid in the amount of R$ 600 – Money Times
TCU releases credit opening for government to cover gap in INSS – Economic value
Bolsonaro administration and Congress unite in defense of the secret budget in the STF 🇧🇷 The State of S. Paulo
Economy
CDBs paying up to 137% of the CDI to take advantage of the next 18 months; see how to have them – Benefiting from the high interest rate, with the Selic at 13.75% per annum, CDBs indexed to the CDI (Interbank Deposit Certificate) are those that offer the highest returns at the moment, with bets still on that interest rates will remain high for more time – Money Times
Copom keeps Selic at 13.75% and highlights fiscal risk – Economic value
BC maintains basic interest rate at 13.75%, with an eye on the Lula government 🇧🇷 The State of S. Paulo
Companies
Petrobras Dividends (PETR4): Returns will be double digits in 2023, predict analysts; worth the purchase? 🇧🇷 When talking about megadividends on the Stock Exchange, we immediately think of Petrobras (PETR4). The company, which has been undergoing a restructuring process since the Temer government, far outperformed its international peers. But what does 2023, the first year of the Lula government, have in store for earnings? – Money Times
Vale advances in metals business spin-off – Economic value
Raízen may have exclusive tax gain after purchase and unbalance the sector 🇧🇷 The State of S. Paulo
International
Global markets try to boost appreciation this Thursday (8), betting on the US – Global markets operate with mild optimism this Thursday (8), especially on Wall Street, with investors waiting for weekly data on unemployment claims in the United States. – Money Times
SEC Faces Calls to Boost Crypto-Exchange Action – The Wall Street Journal
Beijing running out of fever medication as Covid outbreak spreads – Financial Times
Source: Moneytimes
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