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Goldman: Real may still rise post-election, but risks increase

Goldman Sachs notes that the Brazilian real could appreciate further after the election, but risks have risen as polls show a more balanced race against President Lula. The shift in electoral dynamics introduces uncertainty over fiscal policy and market sentiment, potentially affecting currency direction.

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InfoMoneyabout 11 hours agoBRCredibility 48%View source

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#brazil #currency #election #goldman-sachs #fiscal-policy

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activePoliticsGeopolitics4h ago

Brazil — 141 developments

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developingMarkets10h ago

Brazil Election Markets: Real Weakens, Yields Fall Amid Lula-Bolsonaro Tie

Brazilian financial markets are reacting to recent polls indicating a statistical tie between President Lula and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro for the 2026 presidential election. This has led to a slight weakening of the Brazilian Real and a modest decline in Treasury yields, reflecting increased political uncertainty and a potential shift in market sentiment towards a more contested outcome. The market's pricing of a Flávio victory over Lula is partially confirmed, but the overall impact remains modest.

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