By Sujata Rao LONDON (Reuters) - Pledges of reform in emerging markets have encouraged investors this year, but Brazil's vote against any change at the top of its government is raising questions over whether the reforms will be delivered in hyped-up markets like India and Indonesia. Leftist Dilma Rousseff won re-election as Brazil's president by a slim margin over business favorite Aecio Neves. Her Workers' Party is credited with lifting 40 million Brazilians out of poverty, but investors want to see bold pro-business measures to reverse the country's deepening economic funk. ...
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