The Brazilian real plunged in 2024, due to fiscal risks. While we suspect that further piecemeal austerity measures will prevent another leg down in the currency, with investors’ fiscal fears unlikely to be fully addressed and Brazil’s terms of trade set to deteriorate, we expect the real to remain on the backfoot.
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