This paper investigates the heterogeneous sensitivity of Brazilian sectoral stocks to global geopolitical shocks between 2012 and 2025. Using the GPR Threat and GPR Act indices, alongside NPDC and GIRF methodologies, the analysis focuses on the responses of the Consumption, Oil and Gas, Financial, and Non-Energy Commodity sectors. The results reveal that while geopolitical threats historically pressured returns, the post-COVID-19 period exhibits a positive cumulative impact on most sectors. These findings suggest that specific sectors in emerging markets, distant from conflict zones, can serve as strategic hedges.
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