Brazil DI rates rise on fiscal concerns over new government's economic agenda

Brazilian interbank deposit (DI) futures yields are rising as markets price in fiscal risk from the incoming government's economic agenda, which reportedly includes using part of international reserves to defend the real. The move signals deteriorating investor confidence in the new administration's commitment to orthodox fiscal policy, though details remain unconfirmed.

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