Ibovespa is taken by risk aversion and falls against Wall Street; dollar rises at $ 5.58

Ibovespa is taken by risk aversion and falls against Wall Street; dollar rises at $ 5.58

The Ibovespa completed the 6th consecutive day of losses and destroyed the highs of Wall Street with the continuity of Trump’s tariff (Image: ISTOCK/LEMON_TM)

THE Ibovespa (Ibov) engaged the sixth consecutive session of losses with investors calibrating the effects of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to Brazil.

This Monday (14), the main index of scholarship Brazilian ended the trading session with drop of 0.65%, at 135,298.99 points.

Already the dollar in sight (USBRL) ended the negotiations with R $ 5.5842, with a 0.66%increase.

In the domestic scenario, the market still concentrated the attention in the “tariff” to Brazilian products.

THE Brazilian government has worked in trading scenarios with the United States to alleviate the impact of “tariff”To the products to be imported to the US territory, according to information from CNN Brazil columnist, Gustavo Uribe.

One of the scenarios is the reduction of the tariff imposed by the US President Donald Trumpfrom 50% to 30%, with the creation of export quotas for at least coffee and orange. Another possible negotiation is the postponement request for the implementation of the new rate between 60 and 90 days.

In addition, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva decided to create an interministerial committee to hear the sectors most affected by the US announced import tariff. There is also the expectation of signature and publication of the reciprocity decree.

Among the data, the Central Bank’s economic activity index (IBC-BR), considered a preview of GDP, It showed a 0.74% drop in May compared to April. In the accumulated 12 months, the index accumulates a gain of 0.4%. The expectation of the market was that the index would be stable in the fifth month of the year, according to the projections of the Investing.com.

The market also operated waiting for the executive and legislature hearing on changes in the financial operations tax (IOF), marked by the Federal Supreme Court (STF) and scheduled for tomorrow (15).

High and Falls on Ibovespa

Ibovespa’s negative tip was led by BRF (BRFS3). To the actions They fell almost 5% after Previ, the pension fund of Banco do Brasil employees, informing that he sold all the company’s roles last Friday (11).

The fund has been a shareholder since the 1990s, when the company was Perdigão and followed with a position after the merger with Sadia in 2009. The pension fund zeroed the position by R $ 1.9 billion and must relocate capital in government bonds.

Movement takes place amid the BRF fusion process with the Marfrig (MRFG3). Previ appealed against the business combination of the two companies in the Securities Commission (CVM). The municipality postponed the Extraordinary General Assembly (AGE), which was scheduled for today, for 21 days – to be counted from the disclosure of additional information by the companies’ independent committees.

You heavyweights They also closed the session in Forte fall, pressing the main index of the Brazilian Bolsa. Among them, OK (Voucher3) Diseed up from iron ore discharge and fell more than 1% with more risk -out investors.

Petrobras (Petr3; Petr4) followed the performance of oil. Brent’s future contracts, due in September, closed with a drop of 1.63%, to US $ 69.21 the barrel at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) in London, After US President Donald Trump threatens Russia if the country does not close a peace agreement with Ukraine within 50 days.

Ibovespa’s positive tip was led by Petz (PETZ3), in recovery of recent losses. The company’s shares accumulates almost 6% drop in July. There are also expectations of merging the company with Cobasi.

The indices of Wall Street They recovered the losses of the last session and began the week high with the expectation of US commercial negotiations with business partner countries.

Last Saturday, US President Donald Trump announced new rates of 30% for European Union (EU) and the Mexico. The rate, as well as in the other ads in this second round of ‘tariff’, comes into force on August 1.

Already on Monday (14), Trump again made new tariff threats and the next target should be Russia.

In a press conference alongside the Secretary-General of the Western Military Alliance Organization of the North Atlantic Treaty (NATAN), Mark RutteThe US President said he should raise tariffs on Russia if the country does not signal a peace agreement with Ukraine in the next 50 days. According to them, the rates can reach 100%.

So far, the White House head has sent letters to 24 countries, in addition to the European economic bloc, with new import rates ranging from 20% to 50%. Brazil the only country charged with the largest rate.

Investors also operated waiting for corporate results in the second quarter of this year. The big banks start the season on Tuesday (15).

Check out the closure of the Wall Street rates:

  • Dow Jones: +0.20%at 44,459.65 points;
  • S&P 500: +0.14%at 6,268.56 points;
  • NASDAQ: +0.27%at 20,640.33 points – at the highest historical nominal level.

In Asiathe indices had a session without a definite direction with Trump’s new tariff threats. The index Nikkeifrom Japan, dropped 0.28%. Hang SENG, from Hong Kongrose 0.26%.

In Europe, the markets ended the trading floor without a single direction with the US fare over the European Union. The Pan-European Index Stoxx 600 It closed with a slight drop of 0.06%, at 546.99 points.

In highlighted, the FTSE 100, the main stock index of London, ended at the highest historical nominal level, at 8,998.06 points. The United Kingdom, which came out of the economic bloc in 2020, signed a 10% rate with the US last month.

Source: Moneytimes

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