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Brazil's bond market could be an ‘oasis’ for some investors as Trump ramps up tariff threats

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Brazil 's government bonds could become an "oasis" for some investors, analysts told CNBC .

The bond market of Latin America's largest economy is driven more by idiosyncratic factors such as fiscal policy and inflation outlook.

Brazil 's 10-year government bond yield currently stands at 15.267% , marking a more than 40% jump compared to a year ago .

Market watchers deem Brazil to be relatively insulated from global trade rifts.

However, for overseas investors, the foreign exchange risk is real, especially given the large depreciation last year , the portfolio manager added. "We believe the rewards compensate more than adequately for the risk," said Zsolt Papp , JPMorgan Asset Management's investment specialist for emerging markets debt. "Gaining access to the Brazilian government bond market through actively managed funds, offers investors diversification of return sources and active risk management," Papp said..

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