Ibovespa and Wall Street operate over 2% with preview of inflation below expected in Brazil and relief from Trump’s tariffs (Image: Canva Pro)
THE Ibovespa (Ibov) operates strongly on Tuesday (27) and extends the gains from the day before the slowdown of the preview of inflation and resumed negotiations for Wall Street.
Around 10:30 am (Brasília time), the main index of the Brazilian scholarship operated at 139,863.18 points, up 1.25%, close to record level.
In the domestic scenario, investors reverbe’s economic data, including the broad consumer price index – 15 (IPCA-15). The data, considered the preview of inflation, rose 0.36% in May and slowed over 0.43% in April. In 12 months, the IPCA-15 accumulates high of 5.40%.
The numbers came below expected. The projection was that the index would accelerate to 0.44% this month and would close by 5.49% the accumulated 12 months, according to the median of estimates collected by Money Times.
Changes in tax rates on financial operations (IOF) to credit of companies, private pension (VGBL, more specifically) and exchange continue on the radar. The executive seeks new compensation measures after the Ministry of Finance Back in the increase in the increase in the tax on Brazilian fund applications abroad and international shipments for investments.
Tax changes also increased the perception that the high cycle in the basic rate of feesa Selicit came to an end. In the evaluation of XP Investments“Seems reasonable” to say that the highest IOF can to replacein a base scenario, the 0.25 pp final that was expected by the team for the June meeting.
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Wall Street in Blue
The indices of Wall Street also operate with advance of more than 1%, in a reaction “late” to the retreat of the president of the United States, Donald Trumpabout the imposition of a 50% tariff on imports from European Union products in the country. Initially, the rates would come into force on June 1.
But after a conversation with AA President of European CommissionUrsula Von Der Leyen over the weekend, Trump decided to postpone the rates for July 9. In an X post, Leyen said the EU was “ready to advance negotiations quickly and decisively.”
At the opening, the index S&P 500 rose 1.17%at 5,870.98 points; Dow Jones registered up 0.86%at 41,959.35 points, and NASDAQ It had an advance of 1.54%at 19,025.98 points.
Yesterday (26), the markets remained closed due to the ‘memorial day’.
Asia and Europe
In Asia, the rates have mostly closed positively in the midst of tariff negotiations with the United States. Among the highlights, the market repercussions the news that the Japan It will seek to stabilize your debt market after weeks of concerns that led to a significant high government income. The index Nikkeifrom Japan, rose 0.51%. Hang SENG, from Hong Kongrecorded 0.43%advance.
In Europe, the DAX German Exchange index has renewed the historic maxim with the relief of commercial tensions between the United States and the European Union. Around 10:40 am (Brasília time), the Pan-European index Stoxx 600 rose 0.41%at 552.76 points.
And the dollar?
The dollar gains strength before global currencies such as euro and pound. Around 10:40 am, the indicator Dxy, comparing the dollar to a basket of six strong currencies, it was up 0.32%, but still at the level of 99,000 points.
Already in comparison with the realthe US currency operated in a slight fall, despite the weakness of commodities. The dollar is pressured by a new $ 1 billion line auction from the Central Bank, with a commitment to repurchase on September 3 this year. At the same time, the border operated at R $ 5,6670 (-0.03%).
Source: Moneytimes

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