View top headlines newspapers this Tuesday (28), highlighting the shares sold by investors currently focusing on the commodities sector:
Policy
Understand the impasse between the Chamber and the Senate that could put an end to Bolsa Família and other measures of the Lula government – An institutional crisis that was born in the Legislative Power could put an end to important measures by the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), such as the return of Bolsa Família or the restructuring of the Esplanada dos Ministérios – Money Times
Lula government does not set a date to present fiscal framework – Economic value
Centrão’s desire for a billionaire nuclear submarine project scares admirals – The State of São Paulo
Economy
Ibovespa (IBOV) goes to ‘all or nothing’ on the day of the Copom minutes – So, it remains to be seen whether the Copom will be able to maintain the good start of the week here. And it’s not just the Ibovespa that expects an adjustment in tone, but also the government. Otherwise, the debate on inflation targets should return to the table, with the support of Faria Lima. One of the gurus, Rogério Xavier, from SPX, recently said: not discussing a more realistic goal “borders on the ridiculous” – Money Times
Truce in food prices reduces inflation perceived by the poorest families – The State of São Paulo
Interest ceiling for payroll loans at INSS may be 1.99% – Economic value
Companies
Vale (VALE3) and Petrobras (PETR4): Why are investors selling shares? – The deterioration of the macroeconomic scenario threw a bucket of cold water on commodities. Iron ore, which has embarked on a strong recovery movement in recent months, is already showing signs of slowing down with the uncertainties surrounding Chinese demand, while oil has lost some steam in recent weeks as markets once again weigh the possibility of a global recession – Money Times
BRF’s pet division attracts 14 interested parties, eight names in the sector – The State of São Paulo
In three years, Gol and Azul’s debt more than doubles and hits R$ 45 billion – Economic value
International
Global markets: Recovery shows signs of exhaustion this Tuesday (28) – Global markets operated without a clear direction this Tuesday (28), with signs of exhaustion in the recovery movement of shares and other variable income assets, after relief in the foreign banking sector – Money Times
China’s fake science industry: how ‘paper mills’ threaten progress – Financial Times
For Chip Makers, Choice Between US, China Looms – The Wall Street Journal
Source: Moneytimes
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