Brazil 5-yr CDS jumps 26% to 151.67 on fiscal policy concerns

Brazil's 5-year credit default swap spread surged 26% to 151.67 points, reflecting heightened market concern over the government's expansionary fiscal policy. The move signals deteriorating investor confidence in Brazil's fiscal trajectory, potentially pressuring the BRL and local assets.

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