Petróleo despenca, S&P dispara e o Ibovespa hoje continua travado...

Ibovespa Today: Why is the Brazilian stock market continuing to lag behind while Wall Street renews historical highs? Oil recorded its worst month since the COVID-19 pandemic. Brent fell 19% in May and WTI retreated 16.5%, a movement that directly impacts companies like Petrobras and helps explain part of the Ibovespa's weakness today. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 has accumulated eight consecutive weeks of gains, the Nasdaq continues to renew highs, and tech giants continue to lead the gains in the United States. But the big event of the week is yet to come: the US Payroll report. The market expects the creation of 135,000 jobs in the US. If the numbers confirm a controlled slowdown in the American economy, the Federal Reserve may gain room to begin interest rate cuts between August and October, creating a more favorable environment for emerging markets like Brazil. Furthermore, we analyzed Petrobras' results, which reported profits below expectations, the impact of inflation projections in Brazil, the behavior of the Selic rate, and the sectors that could benefit if a new global liquidity cycle begins. Here at ZERO Markets Brazil, our experts show how key global events can influence investments, markets, and the behavior of the Ibovespa in the coming months. 📊 In this video you will understand: ✅ Ibovespa today: why the Brazilian stock market remains decoupled from the global market ✅ Oil in its worst month since the pandemic: Brent -19% and WTI -16.5% ✅ Petrobras profits below expectations and puts pressure on the market ✅ S&P 500 completes 8 consecutive weeks of gains ✅ US Payroll: the data that could change the course of US interest rates ✅ Fed and the possibility of cuts between August and October ✅ IPCA rises again and maintains pressure on the Selic rate ✅ Banks, construction and education on investors' radar ✅ SpaceX IPO: update on one of the most anticipated IPOs in the world ✅ The ideal scenario for the Fed: economy slowing down without entering a recession If this content helped clarify anything for you, subscribe to the ZERO Markets Brasil channel. Discover the exclusive consulting services of ZERO Markets Brazil: https://www.zeromarketsbrasil.com.br/... DISCLAIMER: No part of the content of this channel should be interpreted as an offer, negotiation, or solicitation of securities or other financial instruments. It also does not constitute a guarantee of results or a commitment to returns on any asset analyzed. The opinions expressed in this video reflect exclusively (I) the independent and personal understanding of the Guest Analyst of ZERO Markets Brazil, RODRIGO SANTOS COHEN, CNPI-T (6520); (II) do not constitute recommendations to buy and/or sell any asset or security; and (III) the information, estimates, and projections used to inform the analyst's understanding reflect the date of publication and are subject to change, without any obligation to communicate updates or revisions, as they do not constitute investment or divestment recommendations. Investors who, in any way, use the information and opinions or abstain from investing are not liable to ZERO Markets Brazil or the Analyst for any results or losses that may be obtained. Neither the Analyst nor ZERO Markets Brasil received any benefit or financial return as a result of the opinions expressed here, which were done in a completely independent manner and free from any conflict of interest, in accordance with CVM Resolution 20/2021.