Brazil Political Risk Limited, as Temer Untouched: Tendencias
(Bloomberg) -- While negative political headlines weigh on BRL, significant risks will only emerge if acting President Temer, so far untouched by allegations, is implicated, Rafael Cortez, political analyst at Tendencias Consultoria Integrada, says in a phone interview.
- “The same way the market optimism ahead of Rousseff impeachment vote was overdone, now there might be excessive skepticism about political uncertainties”
- Risks represented by ongoing Carwash prove were expected
- Should Senate leader Renan Calheiros be forced to step down, the most likely outcome of final vote on impeachment would still be negative for Rousseff
- Still, an ouster of Calheiros would delay the process
- Tendencias sees only 20% chance of Rousseff regaining power
- Only Lula, of the Workers’ Party, and Marina Silva, from Rede, are currently interested in new elections; other major political parties lack candidates who could win presidency now
- Govt measure to limit public spending is likely to be approved; more ambitious pension reform vote may take more time
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People Luiz Inacio Da Silva (Federative Republic of Brazil)
Marina Silva (State of Acre/Brazil)
Michel Temer (Federative Republic of Brazil)
Rafael Cortez (Tendencias Consultoria Integra)
Renan Calheiros (Federative Republic of Brazil)
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