Brazil long-term rates surge 182bp on Lula victory; auction resumes

Brazilian long-term interest rates jumped 182 basis points following Lula's election victory, as markets had priced in a win by Senator Flávio Bolsonaro. The sharp move reflects a repricing of fiscal and policy risk under the new administration. Rates have returned to auction, indicating ongoing volatility and market recalibration.

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