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Brazil’s new fiscal plans: yet to convince

The new fiscal rule proposed today by Brazil’s finance minister would, if implemented in full, go some way towards stabilising the public debt ratio. But the government has a lot to do convince investors that it can credibly commit to the fiscal tightening needed to meet its targets.

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