Brazil's market is in a neutral regime.
Edition no. 3,649 · September 30, 2014 · Regime neutro · 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.
The market returned to defensive ground. Today, the Perene Index closed at 20.
Other times the archive saw the market in a state like today’s — what came next.
- ●Five years agoSeptember 30, 2009Ibovespa that day61,518 ptswhat happened in 6 months71,417 pts (+16%)Reread the edition of September 30, 2009 →
- ○First time in the archiveSeptember 2000Ibovespa 15,559 → 14,719 pts (-5% in 6m) · reread →
In 33 times the archive saw the market in a state like today’s since 2000, the Ibovespa was higher six months later 48% of the time — median -0.3% — not always upward. Explore the archive →
- 3M: higher 86% · median +11.5%
- 6M: higher 71% · median +8.2%
- 12M: higher 80% · median +15.7%
Observed distribution, not a forecast · e.g. 2014-03, 2012-05, 2011-11 · 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 moderate risk-off and the intermarket neutral.
Historically similar cases produced a median Ibovespa return of +8.2% over six months, with 71% positive episodes (n=7).
Observed distribution, not a forecast.
- Ibovespa: 54,116 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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