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A Slow Recovery In The Making

By BNP Paribas (Philippe d'Arvisenet)Market OverviewJan 29, 2017 06:11AM ET
www.investing.com/analysis/a-slow-recovery-in-the-making-200173955
A Slow Recovery In The Making
By BNP Paribas (Philippe d'Arvisenet)   |  Jan 29, 2017 06:11AM ET
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  • Despite persistent economic recession in Q3 2016, the financial markets are still “bullish” on the new president’s reform programme.
  • A stronger real (BRL), disinflation and monetary policy easing should underpin a slow recovery in real GDP throughout 2017.
  • Nonetheless, budget austerity, unpopular reforms and a deteriorated job market will continue to weigh down consumption.
  • Bullish markets on the one hand…

    After the great sell-off of 2015, Brazil’s financial market rebounded strongly in 2016. The launch of impeachment procedures against President Dilma Rousseff in late 2015 helped restore investor confidence, which was further bolstered by the fiscal austerity and structural reforms presented by Michel Temer, interim president since May 2016, and officially inaugurated as president in August. Until Donald Trump’s election, external factors were also playing favourably in all of the emerging markets: China was causing fewer concerns, commodity prices rebounded and the normalisation of US monetary policy was postponed.

    Despite a few year-end tensions following Donald Trump’s election and a new outbreak of domestic political turmoil (corruption scandals), the real (BRL) ended up gaining 22% against the USD in 2016 compared to the previous year. The Ibovespa stock index rose 39% in the local currency, while yields on Treasury bonds and CDS premiums on sovereign bonds denominated in foreign currency shrank by 550 basis points (bp) and 140 bp, respectively.

    To read the entire report Please click on the pdf File Below

    by Sylvain BELLEFONTAINE

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