Patrimonial sees Brazil’s debt burden rising as fiscal challenges persist
Bitget2026/11/05 15:04- Patrimonial Gestao de Recursos cut Brazilian equity exposure in its October 2026 market review, retaining substantial holdings in IPCA-linked securities for inflation protection.
- The outlook points to gradually rising debt-to-GDP, persistently high interest rates and a challenging environment for Brazil’s private sector.
- Brazil’s Copom held interest rates at 13.75%, highlighting sharper economic moderation alongside rising inflation expectations.
- Some multimarket investments shifted into a corporate-event arbitrage strategy, while credit positioning remained conservative amid weaker corporate and household balance sheets.
- Small international equity positions and gold holdings remained in place, with offshore exposure recommended according to individual circumstances.
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