【环球财经】巴西参议院经济委员会推迟审议出口援助法案

Core Points - The Brazilian Federal Senate's Economic Affairs Committee has postponed the vote on the Supplementary Bill (PLP 168/2025) originally scheduled for September 9, which aims to provide legal support for temporary measures to assist export companies affected by high tariffs imposed by the U.S. [1] Group 1: Legislative Measures - The bill proposes to exclude special credit and certain tax reductions from the fiscal framework and primary fiscal targets until the end of 2026, providing a tax reduction space of up to 5 billion Brazilian Reais [1] - It allows the federal government to add up to 4.5 billion Brazilian Reais to three guarantee funds, and affected companies can receive an additional tax credit of up to 3% on export revenue [1] Group 2: Economic Context - The measures are deemed urgent by the bill's rapporteur, Senator Veneziano Vital, to protect businesses and jobs impacted by tariffs, while emphasizing the need for Brazil to explore new markets and negotiate with the U.S. in the long term [1] - This bill is part of the "Brazil Sovereignty Plan" announced in August, which has a total scale of approximately 30 billion Brazilian Reais and includes establishing special credit using surplus from export guarantee funds and reforming public procurement to support related industries [1]