CAD is a petro-hedge. MXN carry depends on Hormuz reopening in 60 days. BRL is an October election option. Running all three as a basket kills the edge.
Iran's supreme leader is dead, Hormuz shipping has paused, and crude futures open Sunday at 6 p.m. ET. Here is what investors need before Monday's bell.
Real wages up 188% since the Plano Real, productivity up 30%. With debt heading for 95% of GDP and the Selic pinned at 15%, Brazil's social model is running out of room.