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Non-Tech : The Brazil Board
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To: THE ANT who wrote (1813)4/14/2019 7:32:09 AM
From: elmatador   of 2508
 
Expect a major capital inflow to Brazil to buy public equities, private equity, infrastructure logistics large projects, privatizations. We expect more than U$ 100 billion of inflow in 2019/2020

... China's position as a favorite capital destination in EM will be challenged in the years to come and countries such as Brazil, India and Indonesia shall play a larger role.

Latin America

The region accounts for 8% of the population of the world and approx. 10% of the world GDP today. However, less than 2% of investments have been driven to the region.

The region went through economic and political instability in the past years and now, a more stable situation, investments will return. We expect that a new decouple will happen between South America and the developed world.

This shall become stronger in 2020-2021 when the US might go through a recession period. PWC projects that Brazil will become the 5th largest economy (ahead of Germany, Japan, UK) in 2050.
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