Future interest rates rise modestly pending third-quarter GDP growth | finance

Investors recovered part of the previous session’s strong decline, awaiting the release of third-quarter GDP, which could be crucial to guiding market expectations for the start of the Selic rate-cutting cycle.

Once business closes, the interbank deposit contract price is determined (D) due in January 2027 rose from 13.58%, from the previous day’s revision, to 13.605%; The DI for January 2029 recorded an increase of 12.675% to 12.715%; The investment rate for January 2031 increased from 12.905% to 12.935%.