Lula Puts an Ally on Track to Lead the Central Bank He's Fought

(Bloomberg) -- If President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva gets his way, Gabriel Galipolo will be the next head of Brazil’s central bank. For now, he will have to settle for having Galipolo as his most important delegate inside the monetary authority he has raged against since taking office in January.Most Read from BloombergMeta’s Threads App Draws Millions Seeking a Twitter AlternativeStocks Stumble as Traders Turn to Payroll Data: Markets WrapUkraine Has Caught Up With Russia’s Tank Numbers, Data

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