Daily Report

23 de Maio de 2025
Financial Markets | daily report 23.05.2025
  • Yesterday, global financial markets were marked by heightened investor caution amid rising fiscal uncertainty and underwhelming macroeconomic indicators. In the US, the House of Representatives narrowly approved a sweeping tax and spending package projected to inflate the national debt by approximately $3.8 trillion over the next decade.
  • This fiscal expansion, coupled with disappointing data, led to modest declines in major equity benchmarks. In fixed income markets, short term bond yields retreated both in the U.S. and euro area, while 30 year Treasury yield saw renewed upward pressure, reflecting concerns over debt sustainability. In the eurozone, the preliminary May PMI survey signaled tepid optimism, as weakness in services offset marginal gains in manufacturing. Oil prices declined to their lowest in two weeks, pressured by reports that OPEC+ may consider a significant production hike in its June meeting.
  • Today, in the U.S., April new home sales and building permits will be released.