The sharper-than-expected 1.8% m/m contraction in Brazilian industrial production in September won’t prevent the economy as a whole from strengthening in Q3. But it reinforces concerns about the scale of the challenge facing president-elect Jair Bolsonaro to get the recovery back on track.
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