Bolsonaro Enjoys Very Strong Momentum Going Into Runoff, Says Goldman's Ramos

The transcript discusses the Brazilian presidential election runoff, highlighting Bolsonaro's strong momentum and voter turnout. It examines market preferences for Bolsonaro despite uncertainties in his economic policies. The need for fiscal adjustment and governance challenges are also addressed, with potential improvements in political representation for center-right parties.

What was the surprising aspect of the presidential election results?

• Fernando Dad's unexpected victory

• Bolsonaro's weak performance

• A tie between the candidates

• Bolsonaro's strong momentum and lead

How did Bolsonaro's actual votes compare to pre-election polls?

• He exceeded the pre-election polls by about five percentage points

• He was behind by ten percentage points

• He received fewer votes than expected

• He matched the pre-election polls

Why do markets prefer Bolsonaro despite the lack of detailed policies?

• Due to his populist policies

• Because of the need for fiscal adjustments

• Due to his clear financial policies

• Because of his popularity

What is a key challenge for Bolsonaro if he becomes president?

• Improving governability

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing public spending

• Winning the election

How might Bolsonaro's election impact center-right political parties?

• They might gain more representation

• They will remain unchanged

• They will dissolve

• They may lose representation