With fixed income quite significant and active in the current market, the number of investors in LCAs (Agribusiness Letters of Credit) increased significantly in the last semester. Between December 2021 and June this year, the registration of individual investors allocated to this title saw an increase of 50%.
In numbers, this represents 1,03 millions of people joining the application, while at the end of last year they were 689 mil. Behind this strong support would be the increase in the Selic rate, today in 13,75% per year, but, also, the growth of the agribusiness segment itself during the period analyzed.
The numbers were released by B3 this last week. According to this balance, the title of LCAs represents not only the largest CPF growth recorded in this period, as well as total investment values. From one semester to now, the amounts invested increased from 176 billion to 266 billion.
In addition to the Selic rate and the growth of agribusiness, LCAs also facilitate applications because, as well as LCIs (Real Estate Credit Letters) allows tax exemption upon application.
Other growing titles
B3 data also provided a general overview of other growth in the semester. After LCA, other applications with significant adhesions are the Real Estate Receipt Certificate (CRIs) and the Bank Deposit Certificate (CBDs), respectively.
In June of 2022, CRIS had an increase of 35 thousand investors when compared to the last six months. Like this, passed from 116 thousand for 151 thousand individual CPFs, which represents an increase in 30%. In values, rose from R$ 25,9 billion to R$ 33,8 billion.
CDBs had a growth of 21%, passing from 1 million for 1,2 million allocated and rising from R$ 7,2 million to R$ 8,7 millions in amounts invested. According to the balance, the only product with very low growth during the period was Bank Deposit Receipts (RDB). The progress recorded was only 5%.
Still according to the data released, Fixed Income in general had an increase of 17%, jumping from 10,1 million for 11,9 million.
