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Oat decreased to a 6-week low of 340.00 USd/Bu. Over the past 4 weeks, Oat gained 1.06%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 23.52%.

Oat Hits 6-week Low

The Bank of Jamaica held its policy rate at 5.75% during its June meetings, stating the current stance remains appropriate to keep inflation within the 4.0–6.0% target range over the next two years. The decision comes amid global uncertainties, including shifting trade policies, geopolitical tensions, and interest rate movements in major economies. While risks to the inflation outlook are skewed to the upside, inflation has remained stable, with annual headline inflation at 5.2% in May 2025—unchanged from a year earlier—and core inflation at 4.6%. Declining international prices for grains, LNG, and oil have helped ease inflationary pressure, though geopolitical developments could reverse this trend. The BOJ reaffirmed its commitment to price stability and will continue to monitor data closely, ready to adjust policy as needed.

Jamaica Leaves Interest Rate Unchanged

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index went up by 275 points or 0.63 percent on Monday. Top gainers were Goldman Sachs (2.48%), Verizon (2.36%) and Apple (2.22%). Biggest losses came from Boeing (-2.25%), Nike (-1.43%) and Amazon (-1.41%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.63% Higher

The Ibovespa climbed 1.5% to close at 136,855 on Monday, fueled by global trade optimism and robust domestic dynamics. Confidence in imminent US trade agreements—underscored by White House assurances of additional pacts before the July 9th tariff truce lapse—lifted export-oriented sectors and drew fresh foreign inflows into Brazilian equities. At home, May’s fiscal figures outperformed expectations, with the gross public debt-to-GDP ratio registering 76.1% versus a 76.6% consensus, easing concerns over Brazil’s debt trajectory. Simultaneously, a rotation into yield-sensitive names followed Copom’s reaffirmation that the Selic rate will remain elevated “for a very prolonged period,” preserving attractive interest-rate differentials and driving gains in banks and real-estate trusts. Banco do Brasil, Santander, Itaúsa and Bradesco led the advance, each up between 1.1% and 2.2%.

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