
The yield on Brazilian government bonds has surged sharply.
The yield on Brazilian government bonds has risen across the curve, especially for long-term issues, while the Ibovespa index fell by 0.8% and credit default swaps narrowed.
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The yield on Brazilian government bonds has risen across the curve, especially for long-term issues, while the Ibovespa index fell by 0.8% and credit default swaps narrowed.

The yield on French government bonds increased across most maturities, while the CAC 40 index fell by 0.4% at the close of trading on Monday. Credit default swaps remained unchanged.

The yield on U.S. Treasury bonds rose after the release of data showing a significant increase in job creation. This development has dampened expectations for an imminent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Brazil's monetary reserves have declined due to active market interventions aimed at stabilizing the economy amid global sell-offs. Despite this reduction, liquidity levels remain above the minimum comfort threshold, which is especially important ahead of elections and significant government debt payments.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York plans to purchase approximately $54.4 billion in bonds over the next month, including reinvestments and additional acquisitions to manage reserves. The operation schedule has been published as part of the Fed's regular reporting.