Brazil-US rate divergence: Selic cuts vs Fed hold opens equity opportunity

Brazil's central bank has begun cutting the Selic rate while the Fed maintains high rates to combat energy-shock inflation, widening the interest-rate differential. This divergence could attract capital flows into Brazilian equities as local rates fall, though the Fed's stance and global risk appetite remain key uncertainties. The piece frames the divergence as a potential opportunity for the stock exchange, but the actual market impact depends on the pace of cuts and external conditions.