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  • Wednesday, September 12th 2018 - 08:30 UTC

    Brazilian equities and currency slump on Tuesday on latest opinion polls

    The Real currency weakened 1.46%, while the benchmark Bovespa equities index fell 2.4% to its lowest level since July

    Brazilian equities and currencies slumped on Tuesday after an opinion poll on the presidential election showed leftist candidates gaining ground while market-friendly centrists did not.

  • Thursday, August 23rd 2018 - 09:06 UTC

    Opinion polls confirm Lula's popularity and rattles markets

    In a Datafolha poll Folha de S.Paulo and Globo TV, Lula easily led all contenders when his name was included, winning the support of 39% of those surveyed

    The popularity of imprisoned former Brazilian president Lula da Silva has grown strongly despite his corruption conviction, an election poll on Wednesday showed, a result that rattled markets and raised the possibility that Lula’s running mate could ultimately become the next occupant of the country’s presidential palace.

  • Monday, June 18th 2018 - 07:21 UTC

    Temer's record unpopularity linked directly to the performance of the economy

    A Datafolha survey done on June 6/7, identified that 82% of the Brazilian people consider the Temer administration bad or very bad, 14% believe it is average

    A Datafolha survey shows that the all-time high unpopularity of Brazilian President Michel Temer (MDB) is due essentially to dissatisfaction with the overall performance of his administration, particularly regarding the economy. It also shows that the president's personal image and the loss of status caused by corruption scandals that involve him are secondary issues.

  • Monday, April 16th 2018 - 09:05 UTC

    Brazilian electorate cautious, a week after the imprisonment of Lula da Silva

    Bolsonaro, a former army captain who was charged with racism for inciting hatred with racist statements has 17% of voter support, down from a peak of 21%

    Brazilian voters are abandoning jailed former President Lula da Silva as his chances of running in October fade, but they are not transferring their support en masse to other leftist candidates, a Datafolha poll showed on Sunday. Without Lula in the running, support for far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro has slipped and is now virtually tied with environmentalist Marina Silva in a presidential race thrown wide open, the survey said.

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