Interest rates negotiated in the futures market are rising across the entire curve this Tuesday morning (23), after three consecutive days of decline, concentrated in short and intermediate maturities.
This Tuesday (23) the rise in the dollar and Treasury interest rates weighs on future rates, as well as fiscal concerns in Brazil.
According to Julio Hegedus Neto, economist at Confiance Tec, rates are rising in an environment of stronger results from European purchasing managers’ indexes (PMI), signaling a more cautious stance on the part of central banks.
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Internally, he points out concerns about the bomb agendas in Congress and the more cautious signals from the president of the Central Bank, Roberto Campos Neto.
At 10:44 am, the Interbank Deposit (DI) contract due in January 2025 had a rate of 10.340%, compared to 10.296% of Monday’s adjustment (22).
The DI for January 2026 projected 10.58%, against 10.49%. The DI rate for January 2027 was 10.89%, up from 10.79%.
And that of January 2029 was 11.37%, compared to 11.26%.
