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Tuesday’s Morning Call: First Quarter Earnings and Fiscal Insights

RT Staff Reporters · April 23, 2024 · 2 min read

This Tuesday morning unveils a pivotal phase for the Brazilian stock exchange with the launch of the first quarter 2024 earnings season.

Usiminas (USIM5) will be first, disclosing its January to March financial performance before the market opens, setting a precedent for subsequent reports.

Globally, attention turns to Tesla (TSLA34), ready to release its quarterly outcomes amid fierce competition from Chinese firms and recent workforce cuts.

These developments are critical for investors monitoring corporate health worldwide.

Today’s schedule features the release of the Focus Bulletin at 8:25 AM, providing updates on key economic indicators such as the IPCA, GDP, Selic rate, and exchange rates.

The market is particularly alert to changes in the Selic rate projections, which recently adjusted from 9% to 9.13% for year-end 2024 after a stable fifteen-week period.

Additionally, at 10:30 AM, the Federal Revenue will announce March’s tax and contributions collections.

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These figures reflect Finance Minister Fernando Haddad’s efforts to meet this year’s fiscal goals.

Haddad has committed to eliminating Brazil’s fiscal deficit by 2024, revising his surplus forecast from 0.5% to zero for 2025.

In another significant financial development, the Brazilian Treasury is set to receive a substantial boost affecting the stock market positively.

Petrobras is expected to sanction the release of 50% of its retained extraordinary dividends on Thursday.

This move will funnel roughly R$22 billion to shareholders, with R$6 billion bolstering the union’s treasury.

The announcement has already propelled Petrobras shares upwards by more than 2%, nudging the Ibovespa index slightly higher.

These unfolding events paint a detailed portrait of Brazil’s financial landscape.

They highlight essential economic strategies to tackle forthcoming challenges and draw interest from both local and global investors.

Live Market IntelligenceBrazil Morning Call — Live BoardInside: market breadth, the sector heatmap, currencies & rates, the Latin America scoreboard and the full instrument board.

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B3 · pre-open setup
Jul 22, 2026 · 10:28

Ibovespa · benchmark

173,325.65
-0.03%

L 173,328day rangeH 174,475

+30.09% over 12 months

Market breadth · 33 names

79% advancing

26 ▲ advancing7 declining ▼

Currencies, rates & key inputs

USD / BRL

5.06

-0.23%

EUR / BRL

5.78

-0.69%

Selic rate

14.25%

·

Brent crude

94.19

+3.49%

Iron ore

161.91

·

Sector heatmap · average move today

Industrials

+3.74%

WEGE3, RENT3

Mining

+1.29%

VALE3, CSNA3, GGBR4

Energy

+1.02%

PETR4, PRIO3

Other

+0.84%

BRENT, WTI, IRON ORE, GOLD

Financials

+0.62%

ITUB4, BBDC4, BBAS3, B3SA3

Materials

+0.37%

SUZB3, KLABIN

Utilities

+0.08%

ENEV3

Consumer Staples

-0.06%

SLCE3, ABEV3

Consumer Disc.

-0.56%

AZZA3, LREN3

Latin America scoreboard

IndexLastTodayStrength

IbovespaBrazil
173,325.65
-0.03%

S&P/BMV IPCMexico
66,709.60
+0.88%

S&P IPSAChile
10,954.04
+0.52%

S&P MERVALArgentina
3,281,979
+0.00%

MSCI COLCAPColombia
2,301.34
+0.13%

BVL S&P PerúPeru
56,620.35
—

Full instrument board

Instrument	Last	Change	YoY	Prev.	High	Low	Volume
IBOV	173,325.65	-0.03%	+30.09%	173,371.35	174,475	173,328	—
USD/BRL	5.06	-0.23%	-9.02%	5.07	5.08	5.06	—
EUR/BRL	5.78	-0.69%	-11.10%	5.82	5.80	5.77	—
SELIC	14.25%		—	—	—	—	—
BRENT	94.19	+3.49%	+37.32%	91.01	85.14	84.01	30,113
WTI	87.10	+2.58%	+31.55%	84.91	88.61	84.44	171,799
IRON ORE	161.91	—	+65.03%		161.91	161.91	1
GOLD	4,130	+1.44%	+20.07%	4,071	4,146	4,081	69,347
SILVER	59.69	+1.44%	+51.79%	58.83	60.30	59.03	14,615
LITHIUM	69.08	+3.23%	+57.32%	66.92	69.35	68.35	339,090
SOY	1,232	+0.98%	+21.90%	1,220	1,232	1,218	33,933
CORN	482.25	+6.52%	+20.79%	452.75	482.50	474.75	62,074
WHEAT	698.00	+2.95%	+27.02%	678.00	698.00	678.00	24,427
COFFEE	319.05	-3.89%	+7.66%	331.95	324.60	318.35	4,787
SUGAR	14.77	-0.74%	-9.28%	14.88	14.94	14.71	20,753
ORANGE JUICE	144.05	+0.17%	-56.51%	143.80	144.65	140.55	128
COTTON	80.43	+1.86%	+20.78%	78.96	81.75	79.75	5,992
BEEF	223.05	-1.53%	-0.86%	226.52	224.68	221.98	19,662
CATTLE	344.88	-2.02%	+5.06%	352.00	348.05	343.20	7,785
COCOA	5,437	-3.03%	-33.28%	5,607	5,534	5,357	5,501
PETR4	42.07	+0.98%	+34.19%	41.66	42.19	41.97	1,119,100
VALE3	73.52	+1.77%	+27.77%	72.24	73.61	73.52	220,600
SUZB3	41.75	+0.29%	-18.06%	41.63	41.87	41.65	3,900
KLABIN	17.67	+0.45%	-3.66%	17.59	17.72	17.64	18,400
SLCE3	13.76	+0.07%	-13.66%	13.75	13.85	13.74	33,900
ABEV3	15.77	-0.19%	+17.69%	15.80	15.88	15.74	382,900
ITUB4	42.60	+0.16%	+25.37%	42.53	42.75	42.56	186,400
BBDC4	18.60	+0.27%	+19.00%	18.55	18.67	18.58	203,900
BBAS3	21.03	+0.72%	+5.33%	20.88	21.04	20.92	277,800
B3SA3	15.37	+1.32%	+17.60%	15.17	15.41	15.21	786,900
WEGE3	45.55	+7.25%	+9.61%	42.47	45.59	44.80	592,400
PRIO3	58.79	+1.05%	+38.82%	58.18	59.00	58.66	111,600
RENT3	36.63	+0.22%	+1.98%	36.55	36.71	36.52	58,000
AZZA3	17.18	-1.72%	-52.26%	17.48	17.60	17.06	169,400
CSNA3	5.13	+1.38%	-40.07%	5.06	5.14	5.09	256,400
GGBR4	23.66	+0.72%	+39.80%	23.49	23.67	23.46	46,700
ENEV3	25.44	+0.08%	+83.99%	25.42	25.53	25.44	10,600
LREN3	13.35	+0.60%	-23.19%	13.27	13.37	13.30	77,000

Largest moves today

WEGE3
45.55
+7.25%

CORN
482.25
+6.52%

COFFEE
319.05
-3.89%

BRENT
94.19
+3.49%

LITHIUM
69.08
+3.23%

COCOA
5,437
-3.03%

WHEAT
698.00
+2.95%

WTI
87.10
+2.58%

The session read

The Ibovespa eased 0.03%, with breadth positive — 26 of 33 names higher. Industrials led, while Consumer Disc. lagged.

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