Brazil Long-Term DI Rates Rise on Political News, US Treasury Moves

Brazilian long-term DI (interest rate) futures rose, driven by domestic political developments—Lula's re-election and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's escape to the USA—and by movements in US Treasuries. The market remains sensitive and volatile, with political uncertainty adding a risk premium to long-dated rates.

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