What to Expect from Ibovespa and Brazil’s Exchange Rates This Tuesday By Investing.com

By Anna Beatriz Bartolo

Investing.com – After closing on Monday, 23, down 0.49%, it opened today, 24, up 1.01%, near 9:30 a.m., while the dollar was down 0, 80%.

In the US, the 100 futures contracts are up 1.46%, while the S&P 500 is up 0.13% each. The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (NYSE: EWZ), the main offshore-traded Brazilian ETF, rose 1.44% in the US premarket.

Brazil Record this Monday 321 new deaths as a result of Covid-19, bringing the total number of fatal disease victims in the country to 574,848, the Ministry of Health reported.994, vol. added.

today’s news

PCHs – The Small Hydropower Sector (PCHs) expects construction of new units to advance by about 30% after Congress approves mandatory contracting of such facilities, which is required by the law drafted to privatize Eletrobras (SA:).

Bitcoin – PayPal (NASDAQ:) will allow UK customers to buy, sell, hold and other cryptocurrencies starting this week. The launch, which marks PayPal’s first international expansion outside the US, could inspire adoption of the new asset class.

Today’s agenda

Jair Bolsonaro – Official arrival ceremony of His Excellency General Umaru Sissoko Embalo, President of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau; Launch of the BB Investimentos Agro Program.

Paulo Geddes – Meeting with SUSEP’s Supervisor, Solange Vieira; Meeting with the Secretary of State for Justice and Public Security, Anderson Torres; Launch of the BB Investimentos Agro Program; Meeting with Federal MP Felicio Latersa (PSL/RJ); Meeting with Federal Deputy Renata Abreu (PODE/SP) and Federal Representative Igor Timo (PODE/MG).

Campos Neto – Meeting with Minister of Health Marcelo Quiroga; Video interview with Richard Gendy, CEO of Goldman Sachs (NYSE:) International; Ricardo Mora, Co-Leader of Latin America and Director of Global Currency and Emerging Markets Sales at Goldman Sachs; and Paula Moreira, director of the Goldman Sachs Trading and Fixed Income Office, at the Central Bank’s headquarters, in Brasilia, to deal with institutional matters.

Corporate News

Petrobras (SA 🙂 – On Monday, the 23rd, Petrobras began oil and natural gas production from FPSO Carioca, the first platform in the Sépia field, in the pre-salt Santos Basin. FPSO Carioca, leased from Modec, has a daily processing capacity of 180,000 barrels of oil and compresses up to 6 million cubic meters of natural gas.

Renner Stores (SA 🙂 – Lojas Renner announced Tuesday that the e-commerce operation on websites and apps was re-established over the weekend, after the retailer was hit by a cyber attack last Thursday.

fluorescent (SA 🙂 – After purchasing the shares, Bradesco Diagnostico em Saúde, a subsidiary of Bradesco (SA :), became the owner of 25.08% of the share capital of Fleury.

Seradinho – Cerradinho Bioenergia has applied to register for an initial public offering (IPO), and is seeking funds to finance an ethanol project in Mato Grosso do Sul. The show will also be formatted by Itaú BBA, XP and BTG Pactual (SA :). Serves in the controlling group Ceradinho Participações to sell a stake in the company.

cement mortar – The retailer Havan has decided to suspend its initial public offering “for now” and wait until “the appropriate time,” according to the company’s statement. This is the second time Luciano Hang has dropped an IPO.

Stone (NASDAQ:) – Stone launched an app capable of turning a cell phone into a card machine, called Tap Ton.

Intelbras (SA 🙂 – Chip maker Qualcomm has signed a contract with Intelbras to license its 5G technology with an exclusivity to produce phone equipment and hardware in Latin America, according to the newspaper. Economic value. The Brazilian company intends to invest 150 million Brazilian reals in projects to create infrastructure and equipment related to 5G.

Kosan (SA 🙂 – Cosan intends to buy the entire TUP Porto São Luís for R$720 million. The company is also organizing for a future joint venture in the mining sector with Grupo Paulo Brito, founder and controller of Aura Minerals (SA:).

glass – Vitru Corporation (NASDAQ:), controlled by Nasdaq-listed Uniasselvi, has announced an agreement to combine the business with a 100% share capital in Centro de Ensino Superior de Maringá, Unicesumar, with a market capitalization of R$3.228 billion. Vitru will pay 62.9% of the amount in cash, 19.4% with the issuance of new shares, and the remaining 17.7% will be paid in cash 12 months after the closing of the agreement, adjusted by the IPCA.