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A statement by President Jair Bolsonaro asking for lower interest rates at Banco do Brasil (BB) put a brake on the bullish move of the Bovespa Index yesterday. The stock market closed the trading session with a fall of 0.05% at 96,187.75 points. During his participation in the opening of Agrishow, Bolsonaro defended the reduction of Banco do Brasil's interest in the promotion of rural credit. The president addressed the president of BB, Rubem Novaes, and, in a tone of good humor, said: "I appeal, Rubem, to your heart and patriotism, that these interests fall a little more." Bolsonaro said during the event that the government will release R $ 1 billion into the rural insurance program, but did not give details about the credit. The statement on interest had immediate effect on Banco do Brasil's shares, which abandoned the bullish signal with which they had been operating and contaminated the other shares of the financial sector. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
A statement by President Jair Bolsonaro asking for lower interest rates at Banco do Brasil (BB) put a brake on the bullish move of the Bovespa Index yesterday. The stock market closed the trading session with a fall of 0.05% at 96,187.75 points. During his participation in the opening of Agrishow, Bolsonaro defended the reduction of Banco do Brasil's interest in the promotion of rural credit. The president addressed the president of BB, Rubem Novaes, and, in a tone of good humor, said: "I appeal, Rubem, to your heart and patriotism, that these interests fall a little more." Bolsonaro said during the event that the government will release R $ 1 billion into the rural insurance program, but did not give details about the credit. The statement on interest had immediate effect on Banco do Brasil's shares, which abandoned the bullish signal with which they had been operating and contaminated the other shares of the financial sector. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto via Getty Images) - Foto: NurPhoto via Getty Images

No Brasil e no Exterior, os mercados começam a semana tendo a guerra na Ucrânia no radar. Além de verem uma trégua ainda distantes, os investidores estão de olho no impacto na cotação do petróleo de novas sanções à Russia que podem ser anunciadas. Líderes da União Europeia se reúnem na manhã desta segunda-feira (21), em Bruxelas (BEL) para avaliar novas medidas. Os países vão discutir um possível embargo ao petróleo da Rússia. A possibilidade de a Europa se juntar aos Estados Unidos faz os preços dispararem. O barril do tipo brent sobe mais de 4%, sendo negociado a US$ 112. Outra commodity que sobe forte é o alumínio, depois que a Austrália proibiu os embarques da matéria-prima para a Rússia. Na Europa, os índices das bolsas de valores operam entre altas e baixas. Na Ásia, índices fecharam majoritariamente em baixa refletindo a alta do petróleo e a tensão com a guerra na Ucrânia. No Brasil, o Ibovespa futuro tem queda de 0,04% na bolsa de valores B3, indo a 115.902 pontos. No câmbio, o dólar cai 0,02% sendo cotado a R$ 5,01.  Fonte: CNN Brasil

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