financial market demands fiscal rigor from the federal government and monitors future dispute for the legislature
Federal administration faces pressure for fiscal adjustment and seeks political support amid new commercial prospects with the United States.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM INFOMONEY · 2 MIN

The first days following the new electoral victory of the current Brazilian president are marked by strong demand from the financial market around a fiscal adjustment plan, according to information from InfoMoney. Investors and operators closely monitor the Executive's steps in the search for balance in public accounts.
Still according to InfoMoney, the government is also dealing with the demand for a victory in the area of public security. At the same time, the government base has already started political movements with an eye on the elections for the presidency of the legislature scheduled for the end of the decade.
In the external scenario, InfoMoney highlighted that the former North American president's party suffered setbacks at the polls during the renewal of parliament. The result opened new perspectives for future trade negotiations between Brazil and the United States.
What changes for the investor
The need for balance in the accounts and the negotiations related to the chamber's future board of directors are on the radar of those who operate the stock market, Nasdaq, interest rates and the dollar, as they define the country's perception of fiscal risk. At the same time, the new perspectives in trade relations with the United States, after the setback suffered by the Republicans in that country's legislature, add relevant variables to the flow of capital and the global macroeconomic scenario.
Automatically translated from Portuguese.


