Following Brazilian President Lula's unexpected re-election victory, Morgan Stanley downgraded the country's stock market from "overweight" to "equal weight," citing dim prospects for a shift in economic policy.
"Brazil may face an increasingly challenging macroeconomic environment: currency depreciation, rising interest rates, an economic slowdown, and an urgent need for fiscal rebalancing that it cannot achieve," strategists including Nikolaj Lippmann wrote in a research note on Monday.
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