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GQG’s Jain Looks Past Lula Rout, Says Selling Brazil a ‘Mistake’

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GQG’s Jain Looks Past Lula Rout, Says Selling Brazil a ‘Mistake’

As investors flee Brazil following Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s surprise re-election, Rajiv Jain is preparing to do what he has done before: buy into the panic.

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