NEWS TO WATCH OUT FOR

- PALM:

Malaysian palm oil futures slid for the sixth session on Tuesday to its lowest closing in nearly three weeks as
market participants await July supply and demand estimates.

- SOYBEAN:

The USDA brought another reduction in the index of soybean crops in good or excellent condition from 54% to
52%, while the market expected 53%. Last year, in this same period, the rate was 60%.

Despite this, quotes are still limited by forecasts of more rain and milder temperatures for the Corn Belt in the
coming days, in addition to traders already preparing for the new USDA monthly bulletin that arrives on August
11th and whose expectations are mainly on American productivity.

- USA (USD)

This week, the attention of local North American investors is focused on the Payroll, which will be released next
Friday, August 4th.

- BRAZIL (BRL)

Copom - The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank begins this Tuesday, August 1st, the first of two
days of meetings to deliberate on the trajectory of the Selic basic interest rate, currently at 13.75 % per year. The
expectation is that the collegiate will promote a cut of 0.25 p.p. or 0.50 pp.