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Foreign Money Returns to Brazil's Stock Market After Two Months of Outflows
Foreign investors bought a net R$4.2 billion (about US$780 million) of Brazilian stocks by 21 July, reversing two months of outflows, though JPMorgan warns the relief may not last.
TL;DRAI
Foreign capital returned to Brazil in July, purchasing net R$4.2 billion after two-month outflows as inflation came below expectations. JPMorgan warns the inflow shift is temporary; Brazil's fragile emerging-market capital flows remain vulnerable to rate and inflation shocks.
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