Tag: EWZ

  • Navigating Investment Risks in Brazil: Strategies for Effective Risk Management and Mitigation

    Investing in Brazil offers tremendous opportunities, but it’s essential for foreign investors to be aware of and manage potential risks. From economic fluctuations to political uncertainties and currency volatility, understanding risk management strategies is crucial for successful investments. In this blog post, we will outline key strategies and tools for managing investment risks in Brazil,…

  • Unveiling Brazil’s Stock Market and Investment Fund Landscape: A Guide for Foreign Investors

    Introduction:Brazil’s stock market, known as B3 (Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias e Futuros), and its investment fund landscape offer foreign investors ample opportunities to participate in Brazil’s dynamic capital markets. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of Brazil’s stock market and delve into the investment fund landscape, discussing the main indices, top-listed companies,…

  • Investment Opportunities in Brazil: Exploring Promising Sectors for Foreign Investors

    Investing in Brazil presents a multitude of opportunities for foreign investors looking to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on a thriving economy. With its vast resources, dynamic market, and favorable business environment, Brazil offers attractive investment prospects in various sectors. In this blog post, we will delve into specific sectors, including agriculture, energy, technology, real…

  • Investing in Brazil: Unlocking Opportunities for Foreigners

    Introduction:Investing in foreign markets can be an exciting endeavor, and Brazil stands out as a compelling destination for international investors. With its vibrant economy, abundant resources, and growing industries, Brazil offers a plethora of investment opportunities across various sectors. In this blog post, we will delve into the key factors that make Brazil an attractive…

  • Brazilian stock index Ibovespa closes at record high

    Even after advancing more than 10% in October, the Ibovespa started the month of November going up, giving signs that it still has the breath to seek new levels. And the first barrier has already been broken: with this Thursday’s performance (November 1), the index renewed its intraday and closing highs. At the best moment…

  • Ibovespa rises 4.57% with record volume

    São Paulo – Confirmation of the strengthening of the right wing in Congress and the run-off of the second round of the presidential elections gave the Ibovespa a boost to recover lost levels with the truckers’ strike. With such a large volume that reached an all time record . The Ibovespa ended with a 4.57%…

  • Government is now evaluating changes to the pension plan without touching the constitution

    After giving up on the Social Security reform – amid federal intervention in the security area of ​​the State of Rio de Janeiro, a measure that prevents changes in the Constitution while it is in force – ministers of the economic area now study changes in pensions that do not depend on constitutional amendments, said…

  • S&P Downgrades Brazilian Credit Rating to BB-

    Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded Brazil’s sovereign credit rating from “BB” to “BB-” on Thursday. The rating was already in Junk territory, but it is now three steps below investment grade. On the other hand, the perspective for the rating has changed from negative to stable. The downgrade was already expected by the market due…

  • Brazilian stocks and Real fall amid difficulty in approving pension plan reform

    Brazilian financial market reacts negatively again to the noise surrounding the pension reform. According to professionals, this morning’s news brought more negative elements about the possibilities of the government being able to approve the reform, which was reflected in the dollar, interest rate hikes and in the fall of the Ibovespa stock index at the…

  • Fitch keeps the Brazilian credit rating at BB, with negative outlook

    Fitch Ratings reinforced Brazil’s credit rating on ‘BB’, with a negative outlook. That is, with the possibility of the classification being revised downwards in the future.According to the agency, the country’s ratings is limited by the structural weaknesses in public finances and high government debt, weak growth prospects and weaker governance indicators than the country’s…