Ibovespa opens higher this Tuesday, 01 (Image: REUTERS/Amanda Perobelli)
O Ibovespa (IBOV) opened trading this Tuesday (1) on a high. The main Brazilian stock market index rose 0.12%, to 131,979 points, at around 10:05 am.
The spot dollar rose slightly against the real in the first negotiations this Tuesday, in line with strength abroad, as investors digested new expectations about the next movements of the currency. Federal Reserve.
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USA: 'Be careful with speech and the short term'
Nos USAAmerican assets closed the third quarter on the risewith the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching new all-time closing highs.
Despite the optimism, Matheus Spiess, analyst at Empiricus Researchpoints out that there are still many headlines suggesting that what affected the market's mood was the speech of Jerome Powellpresident of Federal Reserve.
However, Spiess considers it important to understand that this reaction it was another wave of eager investors seeking justifications for movements on the last day of the month rather than a concrete response to the content of the speech.
“In practice, Powell did not bring anything new that was not already mapped out, as the market already knew the scenario of two cuts of 25 basis points, as indicated in the median of the last week of the Summary of Economic Projections”, he says.
Spiess points out that statements from monetary authorities will appear in several trading sessions until November and these opinions may change frequently, as observed in recent months.
“The real lesson here is that the scenario remains uncertain, and the main focus should be on economic data, which have a real impact on prices, rather than momentary fluctuations caused by specific speeches”, he states.
Therefore, the analyst reiterates that it is essential not to get carried away by these short-term noises. For him, what will really influence the markets this week will be the set of employment data — much more relevant than hasty interpretations of isolated statements by authorities.
CPI: slowdown in Eurozone inflation strengthens argument for interest rate cuts
A inflation in the Euro Zone was the first highlight of the morning. CPI slowed to below 2% in September for the first time since mid-2021, reinforcing an already solid case for a European Central Bank interest rate cut this month as the three-year battle to control rising prices prices are coming to an end.
Inflation in the 20 countries sharing the euro reached 1.8% in September from 2.2% in August, Eurostat data showed, in line with expectations in a Reuters poll, mainly due to falling energy costs and to the unchanged prices of other products.
Meanwhile, core inflation fell from 2.8% to 2.7% due to slower growth in services prices.
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Gol (GOLL4): Loss in August reaches R$544 million
Gol had a net loss of R$544 million in August. Revenue reached R$1.6 billion and Ebitda reached R$91 million (with a 6% margin).
The loss, according to the company, excludes the positive result of R$7.2 billion from exchange rate variation and the negative result of R$14 million related to the mark-to-market of the SN28.
The financial information is contained in the monthly operational report submitted by Gol to the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, as required during its judicial recovery process in the country.
Itaú (ITUB4) carries out corporate reorganization and incorporates IUPP
Itaú informed that it approved the proposal for intra-group corporate reorganization, aiming at the incorporation of IUPP by the company.
According to the institution, there will be no exchange relationship or capital increase in the company, the rules regarding the right to withdrawal of dissenting shareholders will not apply and the operation will not generate a financial impact for the company.
The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Itaú Unibanco and, as a consequence of the operation, all activities currently carried out by the company will be transferred to the company. IUPP.
Vale (VALE3) and European GEP close agreement to evaluate green hydrogen production in Brazil
A Vale (ELECTION 3) announced this Tuesday (01) a partnership with the European Green Energy Park (GEP) to study the feasibility of installing a green hydrogen production unit in Brazil.
The expectation is that, in the future, the plant will be able to supply renewable fuel for Vale's “mega hub”, an industrial complex that will be built in the country to manufacture low-carbon steel products, as part of the mining company's decarbonization strategy.
According to the companies, the joint initiative could create a platform open to international partnerships, in which global steel mills will be able to acquire and produce HBI (“hot-briquetted iron” or sponge iron) in Brazil, an intermediate product between iron ore and steel. which is seen as important for the decarbonization process of the steel chain.
*With information from Reuters