{"id":1370,"date":"2025-11-13T21:12:31","date_gmt":"2025-11-14T00:12:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.pulseq.com.br\/bolsa-bate-recorde-e-brasil-negocia-tarifas-com-eua\/"},"modified":"2025-11-29T03:43:36","modified_gmt":"2025-11-29T06:43:36","slug":"brazilian-stock-market-hits-record-high-and-brazil-negotiates-tariffs-with-the-us","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.pulseq.com.br\/en\/brazilian-stock-market-hits-record-high-and-brazil-negotiates-tariffs-with-the-us\/","title":{"rendered":"Brazilian stock market hits record high and Brazil negotiates tariffs with the US."},"content":{"rendered":"
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Brazilian financial market continues to rise while government seeks to reverse US tariffs.<\/h2>\n

The Ibovespa closed Monday (November 10) at 155,257 points, up 0.77%, marking the 14th consecutive session of gains[3]. The Brazilian stock market has accumulated a 29.08% appreciation in 2025, the largest annual increase since 2019, when it registered 31.58%[3]. The index was mainly driven by shares of oil companies, mining companies and banks[3].<\/p>\n

In the exchange market, the commercial dollar closed at R$ 5.307, down R$ 0.029 (-0.55%)[3]. The currency has accumulated a drop of 14.12% this year[3].<\/p>\n

Domestic expectations drive investments.<\/h3>\n

The financial market is awaiting signals from the Central Bank regarding a reduction in the Selic rate. The release of the minutes from the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) and the official inflation data for October are crucial: if the IPCA comes in lower than expected, it opens the door for Copom to start cutting interest rates in January, instead of March[3]. Lower interest rates encourage the migration of investments to the stock market[3].<\/p>\n

In retail, the services sector recorded its eighth consecutive increase, with expectations of benefits from the commercial actions of November and Black Friday[4].<\/p>\n

Negotiations with the US in focus.<\/h3>\n

Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met in Washington to discuss the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration[5]. Brazil is seeking to reverse the 40% tariffs applied to Brazilian products[5].<\/p>\n

The federal government has expanded access for companies to the Sovereign Brazil Plan, an initiative aimed at supporting sectors affected by tariffs[7]. BNDES also sees an expansion of aid to companies subject to overtaxation[1].<\/p>\n

According to White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett, the goal of the tariffs is to prevent indirect exports to the US via other countries[1]. The coffee sector, particularly affected, is seeing a sharp drop in sales to the US, with Americans already adapting to the lack of Brazilian product[1].<\/p>\n

Economic data for the week<\/h3>\n

The economic agenda includes important releases: September Monthly Trade Survey (projection of 0.3% m\/m), Anfavea data on vehicle production in October and US CPI[1][2]. In the US, the Federal Reserve will release its Balance Sheet[2].<\/p>\n

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