JP Morgan says seven consecutive elections produced centre-right governments in Latin America by mid-2026, but Brazil's October vote is the "great unknown" for investors.
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Seven elections. JP Morgan says seven consecutive Latin American presidential votes since early 2025 produced centre-right governments.
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