Beyond who wins Brazil's presidential election, public accounts, links with China, the US and Europe, and the rules for investing will define opportunities and risks in the largest economy in Latin America.
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Brazil has what the U.S. lacks: a story that is independent of Nvidia, Apple or Microsoft. The weekend election brought a clear favorite for the presidential office – and made the country's markets continue to rise.
Beyond who wins Brazil's presidential election, public accounts, links with China, the US and Europe, and the rules for investing will define opportunities and risks in the largest economy in Latin America.