Brazil's market is in a risk-on regime.
Edition of December 31, 2013 · Regime risk_on · reconstructed essentials · 2 min read
◦ Written under index methodology v1 (in effect until 15 Jul 2026). The current series is v2 — readings quoted here may differ from those shown today. See the methodology.
A day of continuity: the market's state changed little.
Other times the archive saw the market in a state like today’s — what came next.
- ●A year agoDecember 31, 2012Ibovespa that day62,550 ptsthe archive suggested-9% in 6m hist. medianwhat happened in 6 months45,210 pts (-28%)Reread the edition of December 31, 2012 →
- ○Five years agoFebruary 2009Ibovespa 36,235 → 55,815 pts (+54% in 6m) · reread →
- ○First time in the archiveJune 2000Ibovespa 16,728 → 16,599 pts (-1% in 6m) · reread →
In 41 times the archive saw the market in a state like today’s since 2000, the Ibovespa was higher six months later 66% of the time — median +6% — not always upward. Explore the archive →
- 3M: higher 40% · median -1.3%
- 6M: higher 20% · median -8%
- 12M: higher 25% · median -12.4%
Observed distribution, not a forecast · e.g. 2012-01, 2012-06, 2012-09 · how the analogs are built →
Other editions the archive read in a market state close to today’s — same neighbourhood of the Perene Risk Index.
The global backdrop is neutral and the intermarket moderate risk-on.
Historically similar cases produced a median Ibovespa return of -8% over six months, with 20% positive episodes (n=5).
Observed distribution, not a forecast.
- Ibovespa: 51,507 pts
The next reading arrives on the next business day — the regime is monthly, and the daily pulse carries the change until month-end.
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