China changes monetary policy after more than a decade: The Chinese government announced its first change since 2010, adjusting policies to boost economic growth. The move reflects an attempt to mitigate economic risks and stimulate local markets.
- Expectations about the Selic rate in Brazil: The market is preparing for a possible new increase in the interest rate defined by Copom this week. In addition, the IPCA (inflation indicator) will be one of the main focuses of the market, influencing economic projections for 2024.
- Petrobras and its strategic plan: The state-owned company is reviewing its minimum cash in the new strategic plan for 2025-2029. This may bring greater flexibility to management and indicate the continuity of extraordinary dividend payments, which directly impacts the value of shares.
- Vale production and sales: Vale will release its third-quarter report today. EBITDA is expected to decline compared to the previous quarter, while analysts predict a challenging base for new shipments.