The dollar continues with moderate mixed signals, down in the spot market and around R$5.16 a little while ago, and up in the March futures contract at around R$5.18. Chief economist Jason Vieira, from Infinity Asset, says that the foreign exchange flow remains positive, with some inflows of foreign capital to the stock exchange and fixed income.
In addition, the increase of more than 3% in iron ore prices improves the country’s foreign trade, helping the real appreciation in the spot market and other emerging and commodity-related currencies against the dollar, such as the Chilean peso and Mexican peso this morning.
Outside, he said, there is caution amid the tension in Eastern Europe, despite the higher-than-expected rise in US retail sales in January.
European stocks accelerated fall and oil accentuated gains, after the release of an interview by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The head of US diplomacy reinforced that he still does not see any signs of withdrawal of Russian troops from the border with Ukraine, echoing a position already explained by NATO.
Vieira believes that the strengthening of oil helps boost Petrobras’ shares on the B3 and can be offset by the recent drop in ethanol and dollar prices, mitigating the impact on domestic inflation.
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