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European stock markets and American futures are trading lower this Tuesday morning, the 19th. Petrobras released some details of its strategic plan for the next five years that excited the market and showed itself to be less interventionist than previously feared. The state-owned company proposes investments of 111 billion dollars between 2025 and 2029 and the payment of at least 45 billion dollars in dividends in the period and 10 billion dollars in extraordinary payments. The growth in investments should be lower than initially projected and will occur mainly because of inflation. Investors feared that Petrobras would significantly increase investments in refining and fuel distribution. At the G20, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called on the European Union and Mercosur to reach a trade agreement and prevent individual countries from blocking such agreements in the future. Brazil and Argentina signed a memorandum that could allow the import of up to 30 million cubic meters of natural gas per day by 2030. The agreement comes after an awkward situation between Presidents Lula and Javier Milei, who shook hands formally at the opening of the G20 and did not even agree on bilateral meetings between the countries. The Argentines decided to join the Global Alliance Against Hunger after the agreement. At the opening of the G20, President Lula criticized investments in wars, said that inequality leads to hatred and stated that “the world is worse”. Diego Gimenes interviews Solange Srour, director of macroeconomics at UBS Wealth Management. VEJA Mercado is broadcast live from Monday to Friday on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and VEJA+, starting at 10 am. Offered by JHSF —————————————————————————— Subscribe to VEJA: https://abr.ai/2VZw8dN Check out the latest news about Brazil and the world: https://veja.abril.com.br/ FOLLOW VEJA ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: / vejanoinsta Facebook: / veja X: http://x.com/VEJA Telegram: http://t.me/vejaoficial Linkedin: / veja-com