Arquivo de Mercado
O arquivo completo da BBI Brasil reúne a cobertura institucional do mercado brasileiro: ações, câmbio, commodities, macroeconomia e reportagens especiais. Filtre por classe de ativo ou busque por palavra-chave.
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University of Toronto Professor Dan Herman asserts Latin American fintechs, led by Nubank ($NU), will challenge complacent North American financial markets.
A new report exposes severe human rights abuses in DRC cobalt mines, raising critical supply chain concerns for global EV and electronics industries. $TSLA, $AAPL impacted.
Domestic pressure from surging energy costs, exacerbated by Middle East conflicts, forces European leaders to recalibrate policy and confront US positions.
Goias state government pushes for domestic processing of rare earth minerals, aiming to increase value-added production, job creation, and state revenue.
Portugal's mass tourism success mirrors Spain and Greece, sparking urgent debate over rising housing costs, strained services, and impact on local residents.
Ecopetrol ($EC) secures an initial 26% stake in Brava Energia, with plans to reach 51% control. Analyze the implications for energy investors and regional M&A.
Robots now execute over 50% of trades on Brazil's B3 exchange, a trend active for a decade. Understand the market impact and what it means for investors.
Petrobras ($PBR) plans to qualify 8,000 workers for its UFN3 fertilizer plant in Mato Grosso do Sul, addressing labor scarcity and competition in Brazil's booming industrial sector.
USA Rare Earth's $2.8B acquisition of Serra Verde mine in Brazil secures strategic rare earth supply, impacting global tech and renewable energy sectors.
Rising oil prices near $110/barrel spark fears of an agricultural commodity bubble in Brazil, echoing past market events. Analyze the potential impact on agro and energy sectors.
BradSaúde, Bradesco's integrated healthcare venture, lists on the stock exchange, aiming to unlock value through scale and efficiency. Analyzes market impact.
Brazilian ETFs experienced 70% growth and the second-largest capital inflow in early 2026, positioning them as key beneficiaries of the next equity market upcycle.
New studies show Amazon dry season extending from 4 to 6 months, posing significant risks to Brazil's economy, agriculture, and $EWZ, $SUZB3.
Brazil's CMN prohibits non-financial bets on predictive market platforms from early May, tightening regulations to allow only economic and financial contracts.
Brazil's federal government has prohibited predictive market platforms, with the Central Bank moving to close a regulatory vacuum. Understand the market implications.
The Brazilian Real strengthens, pushing USD/BRL below R$5 for the first time in two years. Analysts weigh implications for international travel and the broader economy.
Brazil's CMN has approved a ban on sports, politics, and entertainment betting on prediction market platforms, effective early May, closing a regulatory loophole.
Elon Musk withdrew most fraud allegations against OpenAI and Sam Altman, narrowing his lawsuit ahead of trial. Microsoft's investment in OpenAI remains a key point.
Economists express concern over Brazil's decision to use extraordinary oil revenues for fuel tax breaks, highlighting potential negative impacts on public finances.
Mato Grosso do Sul Governor Eduardo Riedel authorized R$51.2MM for Bonito's ring road and other infrastructure projects, boosting tourism and regional development.
Brazil's Selic rate variations are reshaping B3 asset valuations. The $IBOV shows gains from foreign inflows, despite persistent pressure from elevated interest rates.
Brazil recorded a US$6.036 billion current account deficit in March 2026. Analysis of macroeconomic implications for $EWZ, Brazilian equities, and the Real.
Brazilian overseas spending reached a record US$6.04B in Q1, up 21.9% YoY, driven by the BRL's 8.85% YTD appreciation against the USD and domestic economic growth.
Brazil's current account deficit reached US$6.036 billion in March, surpassing expectations, with the 12-month deficit at 2.71% of GDP.