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The Baltic Exchange's dry bulk sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry commodities, fell about 0.1% to 1,340 points on Friday, after increasing 0.3% in the prior session. The panamax index, which usually carry 60,000-70,000 tons of coal or grain, decreased by 1.8% to 1,246 points; and the supramax index eased 3 points to 983 points. On the other hand, the capesize index, which typically transport 150,000-ton cargoes such as iron ore and coal, rose 1% to its highest since May 16 at 1,990 points. The benchmark index recorded a weekly loss of 3.5%.

Baltic Dry Index Ticks Down, Posts Weekly Loss

The Ibovespa fell over 1.5% to hover around 135,000 on Friday amid fiscal and political turbulence in Brasília. The government reversed changes to the Tax on Financial Operations, keeping a 0% rate on offshore fund investments and 1.1% on international remittances. The rollback came hours after the Finance Ministry’s announcement of a BRL 31.3 billion budget freeze—above expectations and seen as sufficient to meet the BRL 31 billion primary deficit target. Political risks also weighed after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Federal Court could face sanctions. Trade data showed a record $27.2 billion flow between Brazil and the US this year, despite the tariff threats. Pressure from foreign markets also weighed as Trump proposed 50% tariffs on EU imports and a 25% levy on Apple goods. Banks led the losses, with Itau, Bradesco, and Santander dropping more than 2%. Also, Raizen lost 1% as investors took profits from a 17% surge this week.

Ibovespa Falls on Fiscal Concerns and Tax Hike Plans

Rice increased to a 4-week high of 13.24 USD/cwt. Over the past 4 weeks, Rice gained 0.81%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 27.82%.

Rice Hits 4-week High

US stock were lower on Friday, with the S&P 500 declining 1.1%, the Nasdaq losing 1.5% and the Dow Jones sinking more than 400 points, amid escalating trade tensions. President Trump has proposed a 50% tariff on imports from the European Union starting June 1, citing stalled negotiations between the two sides. Simultaneously, he threatened Apple with a minimum 25% tariff if the company does not shift iPhone production to the US, sending Apple shares down about 2.4%. The heightened trade threats triggered a flight to safety, compounding investor concerns over the US fiscal outlook, especially after the House narrowly approved Trump’s new tax bill. Tech and consumer discretionary were the worst performing sectors. Megacaps were also lower, including Microsoft (-1%), Nvidia (-1.5%), Amazon (-1.4%), Meta (-1.4%), Alphabet (-0.8%) and Tesla (-1.3%). So far on the week, the S&P 500 is down nearly 2%, the Dow Jones lost about 1.9% and the Nasdaq is tracking for a 1.5% drop.

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