Lula calls for order in the economy and fiscal responsibility in council
president highlights legal security and fiscal adjustment to attract productive capital to the country, according to money times.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM MONEY TIMES · 1 MIN

The first meeting of the National Council for the Industrialization of Critical and Strategic Minerals, held this Thursday, brought a speech focused on the economic order to the market's radar. According to Money Times, the meeting marked the debate on the economic agenda for the next term with authorities and advisors.
During the event, the president highlighted fiscal responsibility and legal certainty as essential pillars for attracting capital. According to Money Times, he highlighted that no one wants to risk resources in a chaotic environment, stating that "no one wants to invest in a disorderly economy."
In addition to demanding predictability, the head of the Executive asked ministers to streamline ongoing economic measures. As Money Times found, the order is to concentrate efforts on more objective initiatives for the sector.
What changes for the investor
The search for predictability and the focus on fiscal responsibility are closely monitored by those who operate on the stock exchange, in the foreign exchange market and in the interest curve. The signal that the government recognizes the need for macroeconomic order affects the perception of risk in Brazil, impacting the formation of local asset prices and confidence in the stability of public accounts for the coming years.
Automatically translated from Portuguese.


