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The Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, stated this Tuesday (25) that the financial market is "much more tense" than it used to be.
The minister assessed that the movement reflected the current instabilities of analysts. "People are more trigger-happy, waiting for news to act, to protect themselves or to speculate," he said during a presentation at the CEO Conference 2025, organized by BTG Pactual.
According to Haddad, the turbulence in the North American economy results in unpredictability. "There is greater tension in Colombia, Mexico, and Chile, which are relatively organized countries," he emphasized while mentioning the potential price control of oil in the Middle East. "The external situation is more challenging," he stated.
The minister assessed that the movement reflected the current instabilities of analysts. "People are more trigger-happy, waiting for news to act, to protect themselves or to speculate," he said during a presentation at the CEO Conference 2025, organized by BTG Pactual.
According to Haddad, the turbulence in the North American economy results in unpredictability. "There is greater tension in Colombia, Mexico, and Chile, which are relatively organized countries," he emphasized while mentioning the potential price control of oil in the Middle East. "The external situation is more challenging," he stated.
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