The financial markets experienced another day of rising interest rates. This marks the third consecutive session of increases. Investors closely watched the U.S. presidential race and awaited fiscal measures from the Brazilian government. The DI rates for January 2025 closed at 11.256%, up from the previous 11.25%. This rate reflects short-term expectations for the Selic […]
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