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Some Brazilian corporates will be forced to come up with alternative financing plans after the country restricted the issuance of certain tax-exempt local bonds that have grown increasingly popular with individual investors. ....
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(Bloomberg) Some Brazilian corporates will be forced to come up with alternative financing plans after the country restricted the issuance of certain tax-exempt local bonds that have grown increasingly popular with individual investors.Most Read from BloombergCitadel Among Hedge Funds That Got Morgan Stanley’s Block-Trading LeaksTesla Asks Which Jobs Are Critical, Stoking Layoff FearsChina Replaces Top Markets Regulator as Xi Tries to End RoutHaley Loses Nevada Primary to ‘None of These Candi ....
Antes tido como guru liberal do presidente da República, titular da Economia passa a ser visto no mercado como mero instrumento dos objetivos eleitorais de Bolsonaro e artífice de medidas populistas que podem jogar de vez a credibilidade do país por terra ....
Petrol problems It suggests that in Brazil liberal reforms are falling further down the agenda T HE PRESIDENT of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, likes to call his University of Chicago-educated economy minister, Paulo Guedes, his “ Posto Ipiranga”, a chain of full-service petrol stations. The nickname charmed markets during the election campaign in 2018, but Mr Guedes’s reform agenda has lost ground to populist moves aimed at winning re-election. When on February 19th Mr Bolsonaro fired Roberto Castello Branco, the boss of Petrobras, to appease lorry drivers upset about rising fuel prices, markets saw it as a sign of more meddling to come. The state-run oil firm’s share price dropped by 21%, wiping 100bn reais ($18bn) off its market value. Brazil’s benchmark stock index fell by 5% and the real lost 2.4% against the dollar (all have since recovered some of the losses). ....