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Brazil election moves from first round to runoff victory
The Brazilian presidential race progressed from a tight first round to a runoff win for Lula, followed by market reactions.
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The flow in 3 points
- Bolsonaro led the first round with 55.8 million votes
- Lula won the runoff after losing the first round
- Brazilian stocks fell following the election results
What happened, in order
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Where it began
First round results
Flávio Bolsonaro received 55.8 million votes to President Lula's 53.2 million, setting up a runoff for October 25.
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Poll shows lead
A CNT/MDA poll showed Flávio Bolsonaro holding 50.5 percent of the vote against Lula's 49.5 percent in the runoff.
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Prediction of win
The chief executive of AtlasIntel stated that President Lula is expected to secure reelection in the upcoming runoff vote.
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Turning point
Lula wins runoff
Lula secured a historic victory in the runoff, reportedly with Bolsonaro refusing to acknowledge the defeat.
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Stocks decline
Most Brazilian equities declined on Monday after the national elections, with the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF affected.
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How they connect
The series begins with the first round results that necessitated a runoff, followed by polling data and predictions ahead of the final vote. The sequence concludes with the runoff result and the subsequent drop in Brazilian stocks.
The stocks in this series
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