Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti Obbligazioni Brasile e Petrobras (4 lettori)

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BRASILIA, May 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank made its second consecutive interest rate increase of 75 basis points on Wednesday and flagged another coming in June, as rising inflation forces one of the world's most aggressive rate-hiking cycles despite pandemic headwinds.
The decision to raise Brazil's benchmark rate to 3.50% had been signaled clearly by central bank officials, reflecting their greater concern with inflation over the drag to economic growth from a deadly second wave of the COVID-19.
With 12-month inflation running at 6.1%, well above the central bank's year-end target of 3.75%, the bank's rate-setting committee, known as Copom, said it expected another hike of the same size to the benchmark Selic rate at its next meeting.
 

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  • Petrobras (NYSE:PBR) +3.8% pre-market after reporting a Q1 profit following a loss in the year-earlier quarter, helped by higher oil prices and a weaker Brazilian currency that boosted revenue in reais.
  • Q1 net profit attributable to its shareholders was 1.2B reais ($226M), after impairments related to the coronavirus and the steep drop in oil prices dragged results down to a loss of 48.5B reais a year ago.
  • Q1 recurring net income, which excludes one-time items, was BRL1.5B, compared with a year-earlier loss of BRL4.6B.
  • Adjusted EBITDA jumped 30.5% Y/Y to BRL48.9B, while revenues rose 14.2% Y/Y to BRL86.2B.
  • CFO Rodrigo Araujo said Petrobras plans to follow the company's 2021-25 strategic plan set out by previous management, which calls for significant debt reduction and a sharp focus on deepwater production assets.
 

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SAO PAULO, May 20 (Reuters) - Brazil's lower house approved late on Wednesday a bill to privatize Brazilian state power utility Eletrobras, a long-awaited divestment.
Under the terms of the bill, Eletrobras will sell new shares to investors, diluting the stake of the government, which will lose its controlling interest in the company.
The government expects to raise roughly 25 billion reais ($4.71 billion) from the divestment.
 

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BRASILIA, May 31 (Reuters) - Brazil’s government debt as a share of gross domestic product fell sharply in April to 86.7% from 88.9% in March and the public sector posted a primary surplus of 24.3 billion reais ($4.7 bln), the central bank said on Monday.
The public sector surplus excluding interest payments was much more than the 16.75 billion reais forecast in a Reuters poll of economists, and the overall deficit in the 12 months through April shrank to 7.1% of GDP from 9.1%.
 

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