Brazil long-term rates surge 182bp on Lula victory; auction resumes
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Between the first and second rounds of Brazil's presidential election, the Ibovespa rose 6.9% and the dollar fell 4.4% against the real, reflecting investor optimism over the likely outcome. The market move suggests reduced political risk and a favorable view of the expected winner's economic agenda. The sustainability of this rally depends on post-election policy signals.
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