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Market Gains as US Senate Approves Debt Ceiling Increase

The opening of the global markets on June 2 saw gains following the approval of the two-year bill to increase the debt ceiling and limit public spending by the US Senate. The bill has been sent to President Joe Biden for signing, just three days before the US risks its first sovereign debt default. With the debt ceiling quandary resolved, the focus is now on releasing US payroll. According to Refinitiv consensus, 195,000 jobs were created in May, less than the 253,000 registered in April. Brazil is set to announce its industrial production for April.

Dollar Depreciates Against Real Amid Debt Ceiling Agreement

The US dollar depreciated against the Brazilian real, interrupting its three-day appreciation streak. Despite this, it remains at R$ 5.0 of 0.74%. This was attributed to the agreement on the debt ceiling in the US, which resulted in a relaxing exchange rate trend.

Ibovespa Makes Biggest Gain Since May 5

In May 5, Ibovespa made a 2.91% gain and had another breakthrough on June 2 with a 2.06% gain. The Brazilian exchange closed at 110,564.66 points, making it the biggest rise session since May 5.

Additional Piece: Debt Ceiling Increase Impacts the Global Market

The US Senate’s approval of the debt ceiling bill has not just impacted US markets, but also the global market. The importance of this bill for the rest of the world is rooted in the US dollar’s dominance as the global reserve currency. As the US risks its first sovereign debt default, this has cascading effects on global markets. Countries that have lent money to the US government through bonds will be affected as this will increase the cost of borrowing for the US government, making it more difficult for them to repay the loans. This would trigger a reaction in the global financial market, which would lead to a shift in capital flows, currency values, and interest rates in other countries.

The implications of this situation are manifold. The volatility in the global market would continue as investors become hesitant in putting money into stocks or alternative investments, leading to a domino effect on capital market flows. Emerging economies such as Brazil and India are vulnerable to such changes as they are dependent on the flow of foreign funds. The rise or fall in interest rates will also determine how exchange rates fluctuate in the market. With the US dollar as the global reserve currency, other currencies will appreciate against the US dollar, putting a strain on the US economy. With more countries diversifying their reserve currency, the impact of a potential default might be mitigated. However, the US is still the most significant player in the global market, and the effects of their actions and policies still ripple outwards.

In Brazil, the approval of the debt ceiling agreement is significant, as it affects the sovereign debt held in foreign currencies. For instance, the recovery of Brazil’s economy is contingent on the rise of commodity prices, which is notoriously volatile. Given that Brazil is heavily dependent on its exports and the inflow of foreign capital, fluctuations in the global market can affect its short and long-term economic growth.

In conclusion, the impact of the debt ceiling agreement is felt beyond the US; it affects the global economy and is contingent on the role of the US dollar in the global market. Countries that are heavily dependent on the flow of foreign capital and have a high debt-GDP ratio are more vulnerable to these changes. The interconnectivity of the global market makes it challenging to predict the impact of this agreement fully.

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update 6:55 a.m.

opening of markets

Today’s session is one of gains for the main world markets, after the United States Senate approved the bill to increase the debt ceiling and limit public spending for two years, which sent the subject to the table of US President Joe Biden. He is due to sign it today (2), just three days before the US risks its first sovereign debt default. With the debt ceiling quandary all but resolved, attention turns to freeing up the US payroll. The Refinitiv consensus points to the creation of 195,000 jobs in May, less than the 253,000 registered in April. In Brazil, industrial production for April will be announced. The referee’s consensuspre nitivesees a monthly contraction of 1.1%. The president of the Central Bank, Roberto Campos Neto, participates in an event of Grupo Valor Capital.

update 6:52 a.m.

DIs: future interest rates closed the entire curve downward yesterday

Day (%) Worth (%) Variation (pp) Business Week (%) Month (%) Year (%)
DI1F24 -0.23 13,195 -0.030 9,585 0.23 -0.23 -1.90
DI1F25 -0.65 11,445 -0.075 35,422 0.18 -0.65 -9.85
DI1F27 -0.78 10,860 -0.085 26,023 -0.64 -0.78 -13.84
DI1F29 -0.80 11,190 -0.090 9,648 -0.53 -0.80 -11.61
DI1F31 -0.87 11,440 -0.100 4,708 -0.35 -0.87 -9.57
DI1F33 -0.60 11,600 -0.070 4,763 -0.17 -0.60 -8.01

update 6:50 a.m.

Dollar closed yesterday’s session with a decline of 1.31%, at the minimum of the day

The dollar depreciated against the real and interrupted a series of three days of appreciation, although it still remains at R$ 5.0 of 0.74%. The approval of the agreement on the debt ceiling in the US helped to relax the exchange rate.

  • Sale: BRL 5,006
  • Purchase: BRL 5,006
  • Minimum: BRL 5,006
  • Maximum: BRL 5,058

update 6:48 a.m.

The biggest lows and highs of yesterday and the most traded stocks

more traded

Asset Business Day (%) Price R$) Variation (BRL) Week (%) Month (%) Year (%)
Petrobras P.N. PETR4 100,676 3.22 26.96 0.84 0.60 3.22 23.44
OK OK3 94,839 2.12 65.16 1.35 -1.76 2.12 -25.08
hapvida HAPV3 74,253 2.76 4.10 0.11 5.13 2.76 -19.29
Renner stores LREN3 56,003 5.71 20.56 1.11 2.59 5.71 1.28
Equatorial EQTL3 52,646 -0.71 27.95 -0.20 -3.29 -0.71 4.91
B3 B3SA3 51,885 7.36 2:30 p.m. 0.98 4.69 7.36 9.60
Nature NTCO3 51,778 3.60 2:39 p.m. 0.50 4.58 3.60 23.94
Itaú Unibanco ITUB4 47,552 1.46 26.70 0.39 -1.20 1.46 8.22
Bradesco P.N. BBDC4 46,446 1.74 15.78 0.27 -2.11 1.74 8.35
darling SKY3 45,839 -0.64 4.64 -0.03 -4.33 -0.64 -10.47

larger highs

Asset Day (%) Price R$) Variation (BRL) Business Week (%) Month (%) Year (%)
locaweb LWSA3 11.88 8.57 0.91 27,932 6.59 11.88 23.15
cvc CVCB3 7.40 3.63 0.25 18,876 21.81 7.40 -19.15
B3 B3SA3 7.36 2:30 p.m. 0.98 51,885 4.69 7.36 9.60
Luisa Magazine MGLU3 6.84 4.06 0.26 34,265 6.28 6.84 48.18
yduqs YDUQ3 6.47 14.98 0.91 20,444 6.39 6.47 47.30
MRV MRVE3 6.15 10.70 0.62 33,585 7.86 6.15 40.79
Blue BLUE4 5.93 17.85 1.00 24,380 11.35 5.93 62.13
Goal GOLL4 5.77 8.80 0.48 11,237 5.64 5.77 19.89
Renner stores LREN3 5.71 20.56 1.11 56,003 2.59 5.71 1.28
find RENT3 5.63 65.53 3.49 37,098 2.01 5.63 24.03

bigger falls

Asset Day (%) Price R$) Variation (BRL) Business Week (%) Month (%) Year (%)
energize ENGI11 -3.27 42.60 -1.44 28,954 -6.52 -3.27 -1.51
JBS JBSS3 -2.32 16.41 -0.39 21,153 0.06 -2.32 -25.38
TIME TIMS3 -1.43 13.76 -0.20 25,901 -3.98 -1.43 13.78
B&B security BBSE3 -1.33 30.52 -0.41 28,424 -4.33 -1.33 -4.58
CPFL CPFE3 -1.32 29.88 -0.40 20,094 -5.89 -1.32 -3.90
ambev ABEV3 -1.18 14.24 -0.17 35,683 -3.52 -1.18 -1.93
WEG WEGE3 -1.12 37.19 -0.42 26,950 -5.87 -1.12 -2.76
Minerva MEAT3 -0.78 10.14 -0.08 38,803 2.11 -0.78 -18.57
klabín KLBN11 -0.71 20.83 -0.15 24,323 -3.34 -0.71 7.91
Equatorial EQTL3 -0.71 27.95 -0.20 52,646 -3.29 -0.71 4.91

update 6:45 a.m.

Ibovespa closed yesterday with a rise of 2.06%, at 110,564.66 points

That was the biggest gain in a session since 2.91% on May 5.

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  • Maximum: 110,745.40
  • Minimum: 108,334.59
  • Volume: BRL 31.10 billion

Purse Width Positive in June

Closure of Ibovespa this Thursday. Source: Clear Trader

Check the evolution of the IBOV during the week, month and year:

  • Monday (29): -0.52%
  • Tuesday (30): -1.24%
  • Wednesday (31): -0.58%
  • Thursday (1st): +2.06%
  • Week: -0.31%
  • June: +2.06%
  • 2Q23: +8.52%
  • 2023: +0.76%

In the year, Ibovespa returns to positive in the accumulated

Daily chart of the Stock Market in 2023. Source: Clear Trader

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