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First reported by Mother Jones (Left); 7 outlets over 22h.
Mother Jones · +3h Al Jazeera · +9h Associated Press · +12h Semafor · +12h Reuters · +13h The New York Times · +22h The Hill
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s re-election victory prompted a sharp reversal in financial markets that had expected his opponent to win.
Read at nytimes.com →The result of Sunday’s presidential election derailed some $6 billion in corporate equity sales lined up post-election.
Read at semafor.com →Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva bucks prediction market odds with his unlikely win in the Brazilian presidential runoff election this weekend. On Sunday, Lula was rated an underdog in the election, as his odds were at 20.2 percent on Kalshi and 20.5 percent on Polymarket at noon EDT.
Read at thehill.com →Analysts forecast Brazil market plunge after Lula turnaround win Reuters
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