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US crude oil inventories surged by 4.29 million barrels in the week ending May 9, 2025, reversing the prior week's 4.49 million-barrel draw, data from the American Petroleum Institute showed. The unexpected build — the largest in six weeks — surprised markets, which had anticipated a 2.4 million-barrel decline.

US Crude Oil Inventories Unexpectedly Rise

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index dropped 270 points or 0.64 percent on Tuesday. Losses were led by UnitedHealth (-17.95%), Merck (-4.42%) and J&J (-3.45%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Nvidia (5.75%), Caterpillar (2.89%) and Boeing (2.69%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.64% Lower

The Ibovespa climbed 1.8% to close at 138,963 on Tuesday, hitting a fresh all-time high—after the US–China agreement to suspend most tariffs for 90 days set oil and metals markets alight. Crude benchmarks rallied, sending Petrobras shares up 0.6% as the energy giant reported R$35.2 billion Q1 profit and declared R$11.7 billion in interim dividends, while iron-ore futures in Dalian surged over 3%, propelling Vale (1.8%) and peers higher on renewed Chinese demand. Domestically, Copom minutes reaffirmed commitment to keeping the Selic rate restrictive until inflation expectations are anchored. President Lula’s Beijing visit culminated in Xi’s pledge of a US$9 billion Chinese credit line for Latin American infrastructure, boosting hopes for export growth and project financing. Meanwhile, April’s softer-than-expected US CPI prints have strengthened expectations of Fed rate cuts later this year.

Ibovespa Hits Record High

Wall Street extended its rally Tuesday as easing US-China trade tensions and softer inflation data boosted investor confidence. The S&P 500 rose 1%, reclaiming positive territory for 2025, while the Nasdaq 100 jumped 1.8%, driven by a sharp rebound in chipmakers. Nvidia surged 5.8% after announcing a major AI chip deal with Saudi Arabia, lifting peers like AMD and Broadcom more than 4%. The Dow lagged behind, falling over 150 points as UnitedHealth shares plunged 18% following the CEO’s departure and the suspension of forward guidance. April’s consumer price index rose just 2.3% year over year, slightly below expectations, reinforcing hopes that inflation is easing and bringing rate cuts closer. Investor sentiment was further buoyed by a $600 billion investment initiative from the White House and renewed optimism over a 90-day pause in US-China tariffs. The combination of improving macroeconomic signals and geopolitical relief has reignited bullish momentum across the markets.

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