Brazil’s market rout threatens growth more than inflation
The post-election fall in the Brazilian real is likely to add only modestly to inflation over the next year. The bigger concern is the sharp rise in bond yields which, if sustained, threatens to tighten financing conditions, compound Brazil’s fiscal problems and deepen the slowdown in GDP growth we expect next year.
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