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Fiscal risks cloud upbeat outlook for Brazil sovereign bonds

We think investors are now overestimating how tight Brazil’s central bank will keep policy over the coming years, so we expect local-currency bond yields there to fall by end-2025. Still, fiscal concerns may keep yields high by past standards and we acknowledge that risks are increasingly tilted to the upside.

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