UBS upgrades Brazilian equities to attractive on fiscal optimism, sees 25% upside
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Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio announced a fiscal plan that would pool unused federal properties into a fund to generate revenue, explicitly ruling out cuts to Social Security and the minimum wage. The proposal signals a shift toward asset monetization rather than entitlement reform, but lacks detail on valuation and execution. Its credibility hinges on whether such assets can yield meaningful fiscal impact without broader spending cuts.
Brazilian Finance Minister Durigan has publicly dismissed market speculation regarding candidate Flávio Bolsonaro's fiscal credibility, citing contradictions in his proposals. Bolsonaro has outlined a fiscal plan centered on monetizing federal properties while ruling out cuts to Social Security, minimum wage, and health spending floors, generating market uncertainty regarding potential Milei-style reforms. The credibility of Bolsonaro's asset monetization plan and its fiscal impact without broader spending cuts remains a key uncertainty.
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