Brazilian President Lula (42%) and Senator Bolsonaro (41%) are tied in a simulated presidential run-off, a Quaest poll shows

The polling results indicating a tight race between President Lula and Senator Bolsonaro suggest heightened political uncertainty in Brazil.

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This competitive backdrop could impact market sentiment, particularly in emerging markets, with potential volatility in the Brazilian real and equities as investors assess implications for policy continuity and reform.

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