Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity team weighs in on why Brazilian equities have managed to weather recent geopolitical storms.
- The Russia-Ukraine conflict has weighed on global equity markets, with the exception of Brazil.
- Surging commodity prices benefit Brazil, the fourth-biggest commodity exporter globally.
- Ample renewable energy resources could shield Brazilian farmers from higher energy and fertilizer costs. READ MORE
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