What Lula could mean for Brazil’s financial markets

Investors seem to have taken the prospect of a second Lula presidency positively so far, but we suspect returns from the country’s dollar bonds and equities will disappoint over the next couple of years.

In view of the wider interest, we are also sending this Global Markets Update to clients of our Latin America Economics Service.

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