Investors hoping for dramatic change in Brazil are now looking for incremental progress following the re-election of Dilma Roussef as president.

Roussef won re-election last month with the narrowest margin of any president in the 29 years since the return to democracy. Her Worker’s Party (PT) returns to office for the fourth consecutive term, but with a slight margin: 51.4 percent versus 48.5 percent by the opposing candidate, Aécio Neves. Roussef pledged dialogue to reunite the divided nation.