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Lula da Silva's Unexpected Victory in Brazil Threatens Brazilian Stocks and Hits Spanish Shares
President Lula da Silva won Sunday's election in Brazil, a result sources described as unexpected. Coverage predicted Brazilian stocks would fall when the São Paulo stock exchange opens, while Spanish shares declined after the victory.
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- Sources expected Brazilian stocks to suffer a sharp decline when the São Paulo stock exchange opens on Monday.
«Brazilian stocks look set to plummet when the Bovespa opens Monday after a stunning victory for incumbent President Lula da Silva in Sunday's election.»
MarketWatch - Spanish shares fell, unlike other European bourses, after Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil.
«أسهم إسبانيا تهبط عكس بورصات أوروبا بعد فوز لولا دا سيلفا في البرازيل، وسط خسائر الشركات الإسبانية ومخاوف النفط والفائدة واحتجاجات باريس.»
إرم بزنس - The decline in Spanish shares coincided with losses at Spanish companies, concerns over oil and interest rates, and protests in Paris.
«أسهم إسبانيا تهبط عكس بورصات أوروبا بعد فوز لولا دا سيلفا في البرازيل، وسط خسائر الشركات الإسبانية ومخاوف النفط والفائدة واحتجاجات باريس.»
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