The first three months of the government still produces some optimism among some agents of the Brazilian financial market.
The lull in the international financial market, with Central Banks acting and China and US relation showing a more positive picture, helps maintain a certain optimism among Brazilian investors.
The Brazilian government began to move more to approve the Pension Reform. However, the government has not yet been able to consolidate an allied base for approval of its projects.
It all depends on the Brazilian government's ability to do politics. However, it appears that there is no such bargaining power in government.
There is also the danger that Bolsonaro or his sons may again publicly quarrel with some important political actor, as happened weeks ago the quarrel between the President of the Republic, Jair Bolsonaro, and the president of the Brazilian National Congress, Rodrigo Maia.
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