Who is the Real Culprit!?
The rise of the dollar in Brazil can be attributed, in part, to government decisions or positions that generate economic and political uncertainty. One of the main factors is fiscal risk, intensified by the increase in public spending without a clear strategy for budgetary balance. The relaxation of the spending cap, for example, raised doubts about the commitment to fiscal responsibility.
In addition, the lack of clarity and delays in the implementation of structural reforms, such as tax and administrative reforms, have generated uncertainty in the markets. Contradictory statements by the government, especially related to the autonomy of the Central Bank and interest rate policy, have also contributed to a scenario of distrust.
The impact on investor confidence is significant, especially when there are signs of economic intervention or the creation of regulatory barriers that drive away foreign capital. This reduces the inflow of dollars into the country and increases their value.
Another point of growing concern involves small cryptocurrency investors, which is us, who use Binance in Brazil. The adoption of restrictive policies or the possibility of linking cryptocurrencies to centralized systems, such as Drex, raises fears of suppressing financial freedom and discouraging the crypto market. With the regulatory environment becoming stricter, there is a real risk that smaller investors will be harmed, losing autonomy and suffering from the devaluation of digital assets.
People with bad intentions are so unscrupulous that they do not have my essence of research before coming here to talk shit. PTism is an incurable metal disease. There is no way to refute it, the Guy is in the Shit and keeps cheering for Luladão and his Government of Love.