statementSaid on 2026-11-09
The DI curve continues to steepen, with falling rates for January 2028 and 2029 and rising rates for the 2031 and 2035 maturities.
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A curva de DI segue inclinando, com queda nas taxas de janeiro de 2028 e 2029 e alta nos vencimentos de 2031 e 2035.
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On the curve, DI Jan/27 rises 3.8 bp to 13.662%; Jan/29 falls 2.9 bp to 14.805%; Jan/31 advances 1 bp to 15.070%; and Jan/36 gains 12.5 bp to 15.120%.bomdiamercado · statementThe DI for Jan/27 is trading at 13.662% (+0.2 bp), while Jan/28 is at 14.320% (+1 bp); Jan/29 falls 3.4 bp to 14.695% and Jan/31 falls 1.8 bp to 14.960%; at the long end, Jan/32 rises 2 bp to 15.025% and Jan/35 rises 4 bp to 15.050%.bomdiamercado · statementBrazilian DIs show moderate fluctuations and mixed signals along the curve, despite caution over the domestic fiscal scenario.bomdiamercado · statementThe market is already pricing in a rate hike by the end of the year with very high probability.post author · statementXP forecasts stability of the basic rate until the end of 2027.XP · predictionOn the market portion of the debt the rate rose to 3.57%; long- and medium-term debt is still fairly cheap at 3.4-3.5% per annum versus market rates of 4.8-5.3%, and inertial growth here will continue for a long time since paper with rates averaging up to 2.5% per annum is being redeemed.truecon · prediction
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