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The immediate selloff after a surprise election and weak Q3 Brazil unit, compounded by litigation risk, creates near-term downside pressure. Historically, bank equities with significant country exposure suffer when domestic policy risk rises, and litigation risk can cap near-term rallies until outcome clarity emerges.
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The surprise Brazilian election sparked immediate SAN ADR weakness, with shares falling 3.7% to $12.37 on Oct 26, then tumbling about 6.3% after Q3 results on Oct 28 as Santander Brasil was flagged a weak spot. Integration costs also weighed on quarterly profits, raising questions about near-term earnings trajectory amid policy uncertainty.
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