Brazil – A crucial election
中文标题
巴西——一场关键的选举
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This Natixis report, written by Benito Berber and Selin Aker, examines Brazil's upcoming general election and its potential impact on asset prices, particularly the Brazilian Real (BRL). The report is a marketing communication and not independent investment research. It provides key information for eligible investors, highlighting the election as a crucial event for Brazilian markets.
- Institution
- Natixis
- Published
- 09/22/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- 2026
Key arguments
- Brazil's general election is a crucial event that will impact asset prices, especially the BRL.
- The report provides key information about the election and its market implications.
- It is intended for eligible counterparties, professional clients, and qualified investors.
- The document is a marketing communication and not independent investment research.
Key numbers
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Main risks
- The report is a marketing communication, not independent investment research, and may not be subject to prohibitions on dealing ahead.
- It is not a binding offer to buy or sell any financial instrument.
- Investment decisions should not be made based solely on this condensed material.
Corresponding source evidence
President, all 513 seats of the lower house, 54 of 81 seats of the senate, all 27 state-level governors and state assemblies.
selective adjusment Taxes reduce VAT more progressive taxation Privatization revive/increase greater role of state/ public investment Subsidies limit more active development financing Industrial policy market oriented strong state industrial policy Public investment concessions/private sector public investment + concessions Social programs maintain, targetted, eliminate fraud expand Labor market flexible work arreagements 40hr week / end 6 x1 Source :Natixis.
Lula’s approval rate has deteriorated steadily over 2026.
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