Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) has a 48% chance of winning the 2022 election, while President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) appears with 26%, according to an XP survey carried out online with 91 institutional investors (large banks and managers).
Next comes the former justice minister, Sérgio Moro (Podemos), with 16% of the votes. The former Lava Jato judge joined the party on November 10th. In fourth place is the governor of the state of São Paulo João Dória (PSDB), with 5%.
Last among them comes Ciro Gomes (PT), with 3%.
Assets Expectancy
Participants were also asked about economics, markets.
If Lula wins, 32% of respondents believe that asset prices will fall from 5% to 10%, while 15% think there will be a fall of 10% to 20%.
If the PT member is elected, 21% of respondents imagine that the Ibovespa will lose 10% to 20%, while 19% think that there will be no change.
On the other hand, if Bolsonaro remains in office, 46% think there will be no change in asset prices. For 45% of respondents, the Ibovespa will remain at the same level.
Doria, on the other hand, divides opinions. One part believes that there will be a 5% to 10% increase in the index, while the other half assumes that there will be a 10% to 20% growth in assets. To 31%, the Ibovespa will rise from 10% to 20%.
37% of respondents also believe that the price of assets will rise from 5% to 10%, if Moro is elected, while 33% claim that the Ibovespa will increase by 10% to 20%.
Finally, 34% of large banks and management companies say that assets will lose 10% to 20% of their value if Ciro Gomes is elected. And, at the same time, 24% think that the main Brazilian index will drop 20% to 30% next year, with the pedetista in power.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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