Tether under pressure! S&P lowers the rating of USDT!
Closing Investment "September" (27/11/25)
The auction this Thursday (27/11) was marked by low liquidity due to the holiday in the United States, and the Ibovespa fell 0.12%, closing at 158,359 points. The market operated cautiously after the weak Caged data — which recorded only 85 thousand jobs created, below expectations — and after comments from Galípolo, reinforcing that the Central Bank does not intend to change monetary policy for now.
In the exchange market, the future dollar rose 0.37%, while global tensions, such as the Russia–Ukraine peace agreement and the Chinese scenario, influenced the climate of uncertainty.
Among the stocks that pulled the index down were Axia, Vale, and Rede D’Or. In the largest percentage declines, Hapvida, Azzas, and MBRF stood out. The most traded stocks of the day were Petrobras, Vale, and Itaú.
In the corporate world:
– Banco Pine announced reorganization with the sale of participation and the entry of R$100 million in cash.
– Bradespar had a partially favorable decision at Carf.
– Copasa sent notifications about possible privatization.
– Engie released another important section of the Asa Branca system.
– Petrobras is preparing to present its Strategic Plan 2026–2030.
– TIM approved the purchase of V8.Tech.
– And Viver reduced losses in the quarter.
In the crypto universe, S&P downgraded the stability rating of USDT, pointing to the risk of under-collateralization and lack of transparency. Tether rebutted and defended its historical solidity.
Mynt, BTG's platform, announced new features: direct converter between cryptocurrencies, thematic wallets, and a partnership with Livelo for point accumulation.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin remained above $90,000, driven by expectations of interest rate cuts by the Fed and a calmer atmosphere due to the holiday in the USA. Analysts say that breaking the $93,000 region could be the next step towards $100,000.
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