Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti Obbligazioni Brasile e Petrobras

Brazil posted a current account deficit of $6.5 billion in November, the largest for the month since 2014, the central bank said on Wednesday, as a result of worsening trade figures.
The deficit was slightly higher than the $6.3 billion forecast in a Reuters poll of economists. In the 12 months to November, the deficit reached 1.9% of gross domestic product, the highest since September 2020.
On the capital flows side, foreign direct investment in November came in at $4.6 billion, the central bank said, more than the $3.8 billion forecast. RTRS
 
Former leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva retains a clear lead for this year's presidential election in Brazil, where inflation and the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic most worry voters, a poll published on Wednesday showed.
Lula would get 45% of the votes against 23% for the country's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro if the election were held today, according to the Banco Genial/Quaest Pesquisas survey.
Lula would win a run-off second round vote against Bolsonaro by 54% versus 30%, it said. The two men are expected to face off in a polarized election in October, though neither have formally declared they will run.
The Quaest poll showed support for both candidates slipping by 2 percentage points since the previous survey in December, and also for third placed anti-corruption former judge Sergio Moro, who dropped one point to 9% of voter intentions. RTRS

"Hold on, I'm coming"
 
Former leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva retains a clear lead for this year's presidential election in Brazil, where inflation and the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic most worry voters, a poll published on Wednesday showed.
Lula would get 45% of the votes against 23% for the country's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro if the election were held today, according to the Banco Genial/Quaest Pesquisas survey.
Lula would win a run-off second round vote against Bolsonaro by 54% versus 30%, it said. The two men are expected to face off in a polarized election in October, though neither have formally declared they will run.
The Quaest poll showed support for both candidates slipping by 2 percentage points since the previous survey in December, and also for third placed anti-corruption former judge Sergio Moro, who dropped one point to 9% of voter intentions. RTRS

"Hold on, I'm coming"
Colpo drammatico per i bond PBR già in sofferenza
 
Colpo drammatico per i bond PBR già in sofferenza

recentemente Lula ha dichiarato in un'intervista che, se vincerà le elezioni, la sua soluzione per affrontare la crisi è stampare valuta e imporre il blocco i prezzi
Medesima soluzione adottata, in tempi recenti, in Venezuela da Maduro e in Argentina da Fernandez, ma precedentemente pure in Brasile (con l'inflazione che in seguito arrivò al 2000%)
Quindi meglio tenersi pronti a dover affrontare l'uscita da bond e azioni brasiliane in genereale

Personalmente, anche da investitore, preferisco Lula a Bolsonaro.
Poi per quanto riguarda l'oil le prospettive non mi preoccupano.

personalmente da investitore preferisco l'IBOVESPA sopra i 100.000 punti che sotto i 35.000
 
Con Lula la Petrobras era sull'orlo del baratro

non dirlo a me, ho la 41 in carico a 70
comunque per quanto riguarda i sondaggi, quelli sotto erano quelli fatti una settimana prima delle ultime elezioni
 

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