| Resumo: |
The price stabilization that occurred in Brazil since 1994, after a long period of macroeconomic volatility, seemed to be sufficient to extend the terms and improve the internal public debt compound from the country. However, in spite of some advances, the debt compound is still in short term and with high participation of interest index bonds. The aim of this work is to show structural factors that still inhibits the effective extension and improvement of the internal public debt. In order to achieve this goal, some characteristic of primary and secondary market of public bonds and its close relation to the monetary policy through yield curve are shown. It emphasizes that the structure format of this curve, together with low liquidity on secondary market, makes it difficult for the long term bonds demand. It discusses the small benefits of the improvement of the debt extension in relation to the high financial costs given by this strategy. From the descriptive analyses of primary auction of public bonds and the relation between monetary policy and the public debt administration in Brazil, after 1999, we can see that the efforts made to extend the term and improve the exposure of the brazilian debt are, in great part, removed from eventual internal or external uncertain crisis. The work concludes that as long as the interest index bonds, the incentive to short term culture of the agents and the high level of interest rates were maintained, there will be limits to effective extension and improvement the compound of the internal public debt in Brazil |
|---|
