Ibovespa detached from Wall Street and fell more than 1% with new Trump rates on Brazilian products (Image: ISTOCK/LEMON_TM)
THE Ibovespa (Ibov) engaged the third consecutive session of losses with fear renewed by new tariff threats from the president of United States, Donald Trump, to Brazil. The perspective that Selic must remain high longer has also pressured local assets.
This Wednesday (9), the main index of scholarship Brazilian lost almost 2,000 points and ended the trading session with drop of 1.31%, at 137,480.79 points,
Already the dollar in sight (USBRL) ended the negotiations with R $ 5,5024, with a 1.04%increase.
In the domestic scenario, the market concentrated the attention of new statements by the president of the Central bank (BC), Gabriel Galipolo.
GALIPOLO reaffirmed that all members of the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) are “quite uncomfortable” with the discouraging market expectations for the inflationemphasizing that the BC chases the center of the goal of 3%.
“I have seen that most criticism of the high interest rate of 15%is often associated with a suggestion, let’s say that you should not meet the goal,” Galipo said during a public hearing on the House of Representatives Commission of Finance and Taxation.
In the early afternoon, the US President redolished new tariff threats to Brazil. And shortly after the close of the trading session, Trump announced a 50% rate on Brazilian products.
High and Falls on Ibovespa
The heavyweights weighed on the main index of the Brazilian scholarship. The actions of Petrobras (Petr3; Petr4) and from OK (Voucher3) fell more than 1% with risk aversion in the domestic scenario.
The negative tip of Ibovespa, however, was led by Petroreconcavo (Recv3), in reaction to June operational data. For analysts of XP, The June production data was “marginally negative”.
“This marks the second consecutive monthly decline after a series of sequential increases in the production of Petroreconcavo,” wrote analysts Regis Cardoso and João Rodrigues.
Already Positive Ponta was led by Braskem (BRKM5) With the approval of an urgent bill (PL) which benefits the chemical industry in the House of Representatives. In addition, Petrochemistry negotiations with Petrobras about a new natural gas supply contract is in advanced phase, according to the economic value.
The indices of Wall Street ended the session high and Nasdaq renewed the closing record.
As promised, the president Donald Trump announced new “reciprocal” tariffs to seven countries. Products produced in Libya, Iraq, Sri Lanka and Algeria will be taxed by 30%, from Moldova and Brunei will be submitted at a rate of 25% and the Philippine’s goods and goods will suffer a 20% tax rate on imports United States.
With this, the US has announced new rates to 21 countries. Last Tuesday (7), the White House head sent letters to 14 countries, including Japan and South Korea, with the “new” rates, ranging from 25% to 40%.
In Asiathe unique direction rates with US tariff policy on the radar. The index Nikkeifrom Japan, rose 0.33%. Hang SENG, from Hong Kongretreated 1.06%.
In Europe, markets ended the trading session positively with the optimism of US commercial negotiations. The Pan-European Index Stoxx 600 He closed this Wednesday with a 0.73%increase at 549.716 points. In highlighted, the stock rate of the German scholarship, DAX, renewed the nominal historical record at 24,549.56 points.
Source: Moneytimes

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