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Global markets weigh Lula's re-election, Serbia protests signal political risk

Oct 26, 2026, 10:15 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Political developments in Brazil and Serbia add regional risk premia, potentially dampening EM assets and global risk appetite, which can pressure the S&P 500 via reduced earnings visibility and risk-off flows.

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Wayne Cole flags a cautious global tone as Lula da Silva secures a fourth term in Brazil and Serbia's Vucic loses amid student protests. The results hint at policy shifts in Brazil and broader European political risk, potentially denting commodity prices and EM equities. The mix could pressure risk appetite and modestly weigh on S&P 500 earnings visibility in the near term.

Lula wins Brazil presidency for a fourth term. Market policy shifts expected.
Serbia's Vucic loses to student protests. Political risk uptick.
Global markets start week softer on political uncertainty.
EM exposure could weigh on commodity-linked equities and currencies.

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