The (stock) market nervously followed New York again, slightly affected by the delay in ruling on the FGTS workers' fund. But we weathered New York fall quite well.
It was already available, it doesn't change the picture at all.
With economic measures on the path to being completely approved the markets are very optimistic in general. We've also still got new buyers coming into market.
The moment investors confirmed the size of the rate hike, they jumped to buy stocks. Needless to say, the U.S. stock market rally is also helping sentiment.
Our decline was all in function of what was happening outside Brazil. But we were also with an accumulated rise of 14 percent and we needed a reason to take profits.
Argentina is still a big factor in markets' behavior. People are worried about Brazil's currency and about its economic recovery.
The week is starting out slow and I don't expect it to get better until after these decisions.
Stocks in New York were exploding. And the local market got a boost in the electrical energy sector.
It means that volatility will stay here for a month or so.
There was some profit-taking today, which is natural after the rises we've seen.
