Will the approval of the Framework and Tax Reforms be enough?

Still without final approval and with many changes that are being made to the initial text by parliamentarians, these reforms and plans should also undergo approval from businessmen, the market and the population to better understand what this government seeks for the best for the country, so that we can indeed to know if they came to motivate and accelerate our economy more.

All the turmoil in the markets still hovers over news coming from abroad and if the investor becomes fully aware of what is happening in the world, he will be able to better analyze what type of investment he should invest his resources in from now on.

Neither so much sea nor so much land we should see a possible excitement of the markets with Brazil.

We have reasons to know that Brazil has great potential for various types of investments. But that’s not how they see our moment out there.

Stock exchanges are once again encouraging investors for various reasons, after all it has been on the back burner since the beginning of this year, navigating between its 95 – 110 thousand points, largely due to the volatility that we are having in our “ecolytic” with interferences in companies listed on the stock exchange.

On the dollar side stubbornly does not fall to levels that it should be even with the presence of foreign capital. Our exchange rate is in line with the same conditions as our stock exchange, being on the back burner around R$5.00, where it could already be well below, but with political interference in the economy, these are the reasons that hold back a greater drop in the currency, even though we know that the dollar is the safe haven for many investors here and around the world.

Spoken by a financial market professional from abroad. “We see Brazil as a Latin group with medium risk, but being in a political/economic moment that it is in, it is difficult to bring investments without seeing this type of risk. ”

For the most daring investors, it is the moment to take advantage of the bargains on the stock exchange and surf together with the external markets, but for the conservative and moderate, fixed income is still the great and safe bet, even expecting a probable drop in interest rates for the second half, but for those who still see volatility, the way is to continue to “diversify”.