Hospital publishes bulletin with no changes to Lula’s exams at Sírio-Libanês
The re-elected president underwent a scheduled evaluation in São Paulo. Hospital reported that the tests were normal, and Secom said that the appointment was scheduled for after the elections.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM MONEY TIMES · 2 MIN
Re-elected president Lula (PT) was admitted to Sírio-Libanês, in São Paulo, on Tuesday afternoon (3), for standard medical follow-up, according to InfoMoney. According to the Money Times report, this appointment had already been scheduled in advance, and the medical report indicates that the results of all tests were within the parameters considered normal.
The hospital reported late Tuesday night that the results were normal. According to Money Times, those responsible mentioned in the document are Professor Roberto Kalil Filho and Doctor Ana Helena Germoglio. Secom, in turn, stated that the exams were already scheduled for after the elections.
Recent history also counts. According to the same vehicle, on April 24, a skin lesion on the scalp was removed and an infiltration was performed to treat tendonitis in the right thumb.
For the investor, the issue is not just medical. When the health of the Chief Executive comes into question, the market tends to reevaluate the government's predictability, especially in a scenario in which the fiscal agenda, interest rates and exchange rate depend on Executive decisions.
What changes for the investor
With the exams normal and the bulletin unqualified, the doubt about the president's health leaves the immediate agenda, and attention tends to return to fiscal conduct, interest rates and the dollar. The case, in itself, does not change the scenario for the stock exchange, the Nasdaq or the exchange rate, and this analysis does not project quotes or suggest positions.
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