But volume is low and there isn't much interest around unfortunately.
Even when Argentina gets things right in the short term, investors worry about the problems still to come.
I think a lot of people are still afraid about what could happen.
I've never seen a market so volatile.
If you put all that together you end up with a reduction in volume.
In the U.S. [investors] were disappointed with Cisco. Here we have a political problem still unresolved and forthcoming expiries of options and futures, which always bring volatility.
In the United States, there's the question of technology companies' earnings that is complicating matters. The market is highly volatile, with options expiration, oil prices falling. It's a combination of many things.
Investors are beginning to sell the issue as there won't be anything to roll over to.
Investors are interested in Brazil because the prices are very cheap.
It was a textbook situation, when you buy on rumor and sell on the fact.
It's rising more on New York than anything else.
Many say it was the Argentine news that brought us down.
Nobody wants government paper, here or abroad. The basic reason for that is the 'Lula is coming!' panic, which brings other consequences such as speculation and liquidity problems.
Now everybody is wondering whether ours will lower as well.
On Monday you have the options expiration and you're going to see very high volume. After that, my guess is it's going to be flat. I don't see any direction in the short term.
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