Brazil has A very nasty history of anti-semitism, so Lula's anti-Israel stand was easy and costless.
Brazil as well as Argentina were the principal safe-haven for senior Nazis seeking comfortable and welcoming shelter after their WW 2 defeat. For decades they resisted all cooperation with countries attempting to bring the Nazi fugitives to justice
🇧🇷 Petrobras, Brazil's state-controlled OIL GIANT, is getting HAMMERED after the victory of LEFT-WING president Lula da Silva
Its U.S.-listed shares dropped roughly 12% in after-hours trading as investors repriced the risk of more state intervention, higher spending and weaker capital discipline under another Lula term.
That is the market’s first verdict on the election.
Brazil has A very nasty history of anti-semitism, so Lula's anti-Israel stand was easy and costless.
ReplyDeleteBrazil as well as Argentina were the principal safe-haven for senior Nazis seeking comfortable and welcoming shelter after their WW 2 defeat. For decades they resisted all cooperation with countries attempting to bring the Nazi fugitives to justice
mfer, do u call to mind WHY those zionists/jews wet rejected by the old Europe?
DeleteWakakaka… for the want of ur fart of inconsequential!
🇧🇷 Wall Street woke up to Lula’s win and dumped Brazil nearly 20% overnight.
ReplyDeleteThe iShares MSCI Brazil ETF, the main way U.S. investors bet on the country, sank from $42.59 at Friday’s close to around $34 in overnight trading.
That’s roughly 19% gone in a single night, before Brazil’s own markets have even opened.
Brazil’s voters had their say, and investors clearly had a very different opinion.
Source: Yahoo Finance / Writer: Daniyal
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2114582799378473027?s=20
so?
DeleteThere r other sopo-economical matrices u DON'T quote or understand, mfer!
🇧🇷 Petrobras, Brazil's state-controlled OIL GIANT, is getting HAMMERED after the victory of LEFT-WING president Lula da Silva
ReplyDeleteIts U.S.-listed shares dropped roughly 12% in after-hours trading as investors repriced the risk of more state intervention, higher spending and weaker capital discipline under another Lula term.
That is the market’s first verdict on the election.
That money's leaving very quickly.
Writer: Oliver
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2114529201021915367?s=20
so?
DeleteSimple impulsive monetary market reactions.
When the opportunities arrive, those wall st vultures would swarm the Brazilian market AGAIN.