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$TALE Governor of São Paulo spoke about measures of Donald Trump's administration in relation to Brazilian criminal factions, such as the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC)
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$FUN On Tuesday (1/07), the U.S. government classified the PCC as the largest criminal organization in the West and announced sanctions against two Brazilians and four companies (three in Brazil and one in Portugal) for alleged involvement in the faction’s operations.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice and the Treasury, Victor Henrique de Oliveira Shimada is accused of laundering more than US$30 million from international drug trafficking, using cryptocurrencies to transfer funds from the U.S. to Brazil.
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$US The United States sanctioned the first Brazilian citizens and companies over allegations of ties to the PCC (First Capital Command) since they classified the criminal faction as a terrorist organization.
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$SPX O frame of 250 years since the declaration of independence of the United States brings to the surface a profound debate about the sustainability of its global economic and technological leadership. In a special appearance on Radar, broadcast by Times Brasil - Exclusive License CNBC, analyst Carlo Pereira examined the pillars that turned the "American experiment" into the world’s leading power and the signs of structural wear that threaten this ecosystem.
Although the country accounts for half of the market value of global stock exchanges and boasts giants like Nvidia — valued at nearly US$ 5 trillion — the domestic environment faces serious governance challenges.
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$M O American president, Donald Trump, used social media to demand that gas station owners lower the price and look at a maximum value of US$ 2.5 per gallon. He also reposted that if retailers did not reduce prices, big problems would come.
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$NES Donald Trump had an "unprecedented" profit in his first year of the second term, says Jorge Pontual. The reason is that the US president reported a positive balance of US$ 2.2 billion—of which more than US$ 1 billion came only from cryptocurrencies.
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$BTX A formalization of sanctions by the U.S. Department of the Treasury against individuals and companies associated with the criminal faction Primeiro Comando da Capital raised a structural red flag in the corporate market.
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$NFP A U.S. Supreme Court dealt Donald Trump a setback by blocking an executive order that sought to end the right to automatic citizenship by birth in the country. The measure, signed on January 20, 2025 at the start of the second presidential term, was rejected by a vote of 5 to 4, on the grounds that it violated the constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to any person born on U.S. territory.
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$TLM The domestic financial market operated with strong caution and closed the business session in negative territory. In an interview with Radar, aired by Times Brasil - Exclusive License CNBC, the partner at Brasil Health, Felipe Corleta, broke down the technical and political factors that priced the assets this Wednesday. The Ibovespa closed with a marginal decline of 0.19%, set at 171,704 points, strongly pressured by the performance of Petrobras shares after statements by the state company's chairwoman, Magda Chambriard, about studies to reduce gasoline prices. At the same time, the commercial dollar rose sharply by 0.92%, trading at R$ 5.21, driven by internal fiscal uncertainties and the announcement of sanctions by the U.S. Treasury against illicit financial networks in Brazil.
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$TLM After the announcement of the end of diesel subsidies, Petrobras began a gradual reduction in the price of fuel this Wednesday (1st). The measure follows an announcement by the Finance Minister, Dario Durigan, at an event. The initial value of R$ 0.35 cents per liter began to take effect due to the war in the Middle East.
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$POND In this video from BM&C News, specialist Paula Zogbi analyzed a New York Times study that points to significant gains by the former president, raising suspicions of market manipulation through statements and policies. We examine how the volatility generated by tariffs and international conflicts, combined with operations involving crypto assets, may have boosted Trump’s fortune. The former president denies a conflict of interest, claiming that his funds are managed independently. The discussion goes deeper into Trump’s relationship with major technology companies, such as Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet, which reportedly felt pressured to help fund government initiatives to avoid regulatory actions. Understand the questions about the ethics of such partnerships and the impact on shareholders. In addition, we cover Trump’s view of the government as a shareholder in private companies, contrasting with the Brazilian model. With midterm elections approaching, political and economic uncertainty may bring new developments.
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$NEWT O President of the United States, Donald Trump, said that the indirect negotiations with Iran were "very good" and that progress had been made in talks about the country's denuclearization and stability in the Middle East. Negotiations continue with mediation from countries such as Qatar and Pakistan.
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$NFP A Kevin Warsh’s international debut as President of the Federal Reserve, the United States central bank, became the main focus of attention for global financial markets. In an interview with Radar, aired by Times Brasil—Exclusive License CNBC, chief economist at G11 Finance, Hugo Garbe, broke down the signals issued by the new monetary leadership at an event in Europe.

Garbe noted that Warsh, widely recognized for his "hawkish" profile (a hawk; favoring a stricter monetary policy), signaled an unyielding commitment to the 2% inflation target. The technical stance dampened investors’ expectations of quick interest-rate cuts, establishing a clear defensive barrier against political pressures coming directly from the White House and President Donald Trump.
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$AXS O President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva arrives on the morning of this Tuesday (30) in Asunción to take part in the Mercosur Summit, alongside the other presidents of the trading bloc.
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$ADA O president of Argentina, Javier Milei, canceled his participation in the Mercosur summit meeting, scheduled for this Tuesday (30), in Asunción, Paraguay. The information was reported by Argentine media, which links the decision to the meeting between the Argentine leader and Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), a pre-candidate for President of the Republic.
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$QQQB O president of the United States, Donald Trump, instructed the American Department of Justice to investigate possible abusive charges at gas stations. He complains that the price has been falling at a slower pace than it should after the interim agreement to end the war with Iran.
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$NVDAB O President of the United States, Donald Trump, pressured gas stations to reduce the price of gasoline to US$ 2.50 per gallon and threatened those who did not comply.
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$SPCXB A calculation made by Agence France-Presse based on documents released this Tuesday (30) by the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) revealed that Donald Trump recorded about US$1.2 billion (R$6.21 billion) in income from activities involving cryptocurrencies in 2025.
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The Central Bank of Brazil submitted a regulatory proposal that authorizes brokerage firms to retain cryptocurrency transfers for up to 24 hours when they are destined for wallets abroad, in cases of transactions considered suspicious. $PAXG The measure aims to curb the advance of financial fraud and scams based on social engineering, enabling a more detailed compliance analysis before the settlement of assets. However, the proposal has sparked a debate in the financial market about the balance between asset security and users' individual freedom.$BTC

$GENIUS As intenções de votes para the first round in the presidential race remain stable, according to data from the BTG/Nexus Institute. In the 2nd-round simulation, President Lula's (PT) lead fell compared to Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL).
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