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Brazilian Election Results Drive Capital Flight and Market Decline

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Following the presidential election, real estate professionals reported a surge in interest from prospective Brazilian buyers looking to move money into preconstruction condos in Miami. This sentiment was observed among wealthy Brazilians who were concerned about the safety of leaving funds in Brazil due to the election results. As an example, Rubens Barrichello purchased property in Miami after the election.

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The political uncertainty following the election upended Brazil’s financial markets. The Brazilian real plunged more than 8%, marking its worst weekly decline since November 2008, while the Ibovespa stock index was down 18.27% that week.

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