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πŸ“Š Intelligence Center β€” 29/10/2026 12:32 BRT

πŸ“… 29/10/2026 12:32 BRTπŸ’° Free

πŸ”΄ 1. Market Overview

Equity futures remain under pressure following the FOMC’s hawkish hold yesterday. The VIX dropped 2.90% to 16.42, but that reflects post-FOMC volatility compression, not risk-on positioning. NQ=F is off 1.27% at 29,598.75, and the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) closed 1.10% lower at 29,485.05. TNX retreated 1.33% to 4.978% as the long end rallied on the Fed’s limited forward guidance, but Core PCE (MoM +0.3%, YoY +3.1%) printed in line β€” still sticky. GDP QoQ came in at 3.4% (vs 3.2% prior), and Initial Jobless Claims fell to 194k, underscoring a tight labor market. In my reading, the data reinforces the Fed’s wait-and-see posture, which is a mild headwind for rate-sensitive growth stocks.

🌍 2. Global Moves by Country/Region

A clear rotation out of EM and into select European equities. EIDO (Indonesia) -3.40%, EWT (Taiwan) -2.50%, EWY (Korea) -2.15%, THD (Thailand) -1.90%, and EWZ (Brazil) -1.58% all saw heavy selling β€” likely due to a stronger USD and higher US real yields. Conversely, EWL (Switzerland) +1.55% and EWQ (France) +1.39% gained, aided by the ECB holding rates steady (Deposit Facility 2.5%, Main Refi 2.65%) and a softer EUR. The BoJ decision tonight (23:00 ET) is the next major risk: expectations for a hold at 1.25%, but any hawkish surprise could pressure US Treasuries further.

🏒 3. ADRs in Focus

LULU surged +4.19% β€” likely a catch-up trade after retail resilience themes. ABEV tumbled -4.67% and BBD fell -3.48%, mirroring EM risk-off. AZN advanced +2.88% defensively; PDD +2.65% suggests selective dip-buying in Chinese tech. ARM slipped -2.43% on sector rotation out of semi plays. SHEL +2.03% and WIT +2.18% show energy and IT services are finding bids. Mixed ADRs point to stock-specific narratives overriding macro today.

πŸ“… 4. Economic Calendar

All times US/Eastern.

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30/10 β€” No HIGH events scheduled.

πŸ“° 5. News That Matter

The FOMC held rates steady (Oct 27-28 meeting) with a hawkish tone β€” no dots, but the statement emphasized inflation still β€œelevated.” The market interpreted that as a headwind for equities, despite the hold. Alphabet (GOOGL) fell ~13% after earnings, on track for its worst post-earnings drop ever, weighing on the Nasdaq. Microsoft avoided a similar fate, with its stock relatively stable due to more resilient cloud commentary. Gold slid as higher US inflation data reinforced tightening bets β€” real yields remain the dominant driver. Oil (CL=F) dropped 2.52% to $100.19 on demand concerns and a stronger dollar.

⚑ 6. Signals & Correlations

🎯 7. Daily Watchlist

⚠️ Important notice: This report is only an OPINION and is strictly informational and educational. It does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any asset. Markets involve risk and past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult a certified professional before making any financial decision.
Renan Filho
About the authorTechnology & AI specialist Β· 12 years building and managing companies Β· Fintech founder
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