Speculative foreign investors in B3 contribute R$755.7 million on Oct. 13, and net income rises to R$72.23 billion

Foreign investors deposited R$755.7 million in funds in the secondary segment of B3. This is a pure financial investment in shares already listed.

They are probably the purest opportunistic/speculative investments, bouncing from hype to hype and not investing in the country’s future.

The central bank (BC) released the results on Monday (26). Here is the full report.

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, INVESTING IN BRAZILS FUTURE ON RECORD HIGH SINCE 2012

In 2022, Foreign Direct investments (FDI), the ones that invest in developing the country’s productive basis to Brazil showed the highest balance of resources since 2012.

Net inflows of USD 52.6 billion were recorded from January to July – a 57% increase compared to the same period in 2021.

ANNUAL SPECULATIVE IN- AND OUTFLOWS

But back to speculative investing.

With this, the annual surplus of this category advanced to R$72.23 billion. The. accumulated balance for the month is positive at R$2.17 billion.

Institutional investors, meanwhile, withdrew R$951.5 million on Thursday.

With this, the group’s annual balance is negative by R$106.57 billion. In the monthly accumulated, the category withdrew R$3.28 billion.

And individual investors contributed R$138.4 million on the same day, bringing their deficit in 2022 to R$2.05 billion, and their monthly deficit to R$3.41 billion

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