BofA says foreign investors do not fear a Lula reelection in Brazil, making the vote a smaller market driver than the path of American interest rates.
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The call. David Beker, Bank of America’s head of Brazil economics and Latin America strategy, told reporters on July 3 that foreign investors do not fear a Lula reelection.
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