At the top of the ranking, Brazil is the country with the highest real interest rate.
Despite this, the market's expectation for the future is that this scenario will improve. With the possible approval of the rules in the new fiscal framework, a reduction in the real interest rate is expected, which would stimulate the flow of investments in the capital market and heat up the economy. In addition, the drop in the real interest rate also reduces the cost of capital for companies, favoring investments and job creation, which, in turn, boosts consumption and the entire Brazilian economy, leading to appreciation shares of listed companies. That is, the prospects are that the stock market will reheat when interest rates start to fall.
