The Economic Outlook, Political Priorities and Investor Confidence

The Brazilian Chamber’s Financial Services Committee is pleased to invite you to the next webinar in its 2026 Economic Outlook series, bringing together leading economists to examine the implications of Brazil’s presidential election and the outlook for Latin America’s largest economy.

Date: 12 November 2026
Time: 11:00 am GMT / 8:00 am BRT
Duration: 1 hour
Format: Online webinar via Microsoft Teams

Following a closely contested election, attention now turns to what the result means for Brazil’s economic direction, political stability and international standing. With important questions surrounding fiscal policy, economic reform and investor confidence, the months ahead will be critical for businesses and investors with interests in Brazil.

We are delighted to welcome back two distinguished economists who have contributed to our discussions throughout the year:

• Luis Fernando Lopes, Partner, Chief Economist and Strategist, Patria Investments (London)

• Thiago Angelis, Economist and Member of the Economic Research Department, Banco Bradesco (São Paulo)

They will share their perspectives on Brazil’s post-election landscape and assess the country’s economic prospects for 2027.

Our moderated discussion will explore:

• The political outlook: What does the election result mean for the government’s mandate, policy priorities and ability to deliver?

• Economic prospects for 2027: What lies ahead for growth, inflation, interest rates, fiscal policy and the Brazilian real?

• Investor confidence and market sentiment: How are domestic and international investors responding, and what will shape confidence in the months ahead?

• Brazil in a changing world: What are the implications for the country’s international relationships, trade and investment?

• Opportunities and risks: Which sectors are best positioned to attract investment, and what challenges should businesses anticipate?

Building on the views and forecasts shared by our panellists earlier this year, the webinar will revisit their initial expectations, assess what has changed and consider the implications for Brazil’s economic outlook in 2027.

The session will take the form of an interactive, moderated discussion, with participants invited to put their questions directly to our panellists.

Whether you are an investor, business leader, financial services professional or simply interested in Brazil’s economic future, this promises to be a timely and insightful discussion at a pivotal moment for the country.

Missed our previous discussions?

Catch up on the earlier webinars in our 2026 Economic Outlook series:

• Part I – Brazil 2026: Economy, Elections and a Shifting Global Order

• Part II – Brazil 2026: Economy, Elections and a Shifting Global Order

• Part III – Brazil 2026: Economy, Elections and a Shifting Global Order