BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, with $6.3 trillion, has a quite clear view of Brazil: the country only depends on itself to attract investors and see its market gain international prominence.

Even if struggling, the country is likely to pass the pension reform, ensuring the appeal of equities and of the real in relation to its emerging peers. This is the opinion of Axel Christensen, chief investment strategist for Latin America at BlackRock.Even if struggling, the country is likely to pass the pension reform, ensuring the appeal of equities and of the real in relation to its emerging peers. This is the opinion of Axel Christensen, chief investment strategist for Latin America at BlackRock.

Source: www.valor.com.br