Ipsos-Ipec: 72% believe that recent conflicts between countries can greatly affect the Brazilian economy

Palestinian inspects the Israeli air strike target in Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, on May 3, 2025. Reuters/Hatem Khaled Research Ipsos-Ipes released on Tuesday (22) indicates that 72% of Brazilians consider that recent conflicts between countries can greatly affect the Brazilian economy. 2,000 people were heard between July 3 and 8. The margin of error is 2 points for more or less and the confidence index is 95%. Asked if recent conflicts between countries can affect a lot, affect a little or cannot affect Brazilian economy, respondents responded: they can affect a lot: 72%; They can affect a little: 20%; Cannot affect: 4%; You don’t know/didn’t answer: 4%. Most respondents, 66%, consider that conflicts can greatly affect Brazil’s relationship with other countries. 23% consider that it can affect a little, 7% said they may not affect and 5% did not know or did not respond. Support to countries in conflict, the survey questioned respondents what their position in relation to countries who have been involved in conflicts recently. The United States received 49% unfavorable or unfavorable answers and 37%, favorable or very favorable. Another 14% did not know or did not respond. Iran and Russia were the countries that received the highest negative assessment: 70% unfavorable or very unfavorable. Another 14% of the answers were favorable or very favorable to Iran. 17% did not know or did not respond. In the case of Russia, 15% answered that they are favorable or very favorable, and 16% did not know or did not respond. Invaded by the Russians, Ukraine has 53% of negative views (sum of unfavorable and very unfavorable), and 32%, positive (combination of favorable and very favorable). In addition to 16% who did not know or did not respond. Israel had 52% unfavorable or very unfavorable reviews, against 35% favorable or very favorable – 15% did not know or did not respond. Palestine has unfavorable or very unfavorable assessment for 61% of respondents, and favorable or very favorable to 21%, while 19% did not know or did not respond.

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