Templeton's Hasenstab: The 'enormous potential' brewing in Brazil's economic crisis

'Short-term pain for long-term gain'

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Brazil's political implosion may be a turnoff for foreign investors, but in reality this crisis will likely facilitate a much-needed break from the toxic combination of overspending and excessive government credit expansion seen in recent years, writes Michael Hasenstab, CIO at Templeton Global Macro Group.

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