Brazil DI rates turn positive as market remains sensitive to Lula reelection

Brazilian interbank deposit (DI) futures rates turned positive, reflecting persistent market sensitivity to President Lula's reelection prospects. The move follows a series of US economic indicators released this morning, which added to global market pressure. The shift suggests investors are pricing in fiscal and political risk tied to the election outcome, though the exact trigger remains unclear.

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