Core Insights - Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad indicated that the current exchange rate has impacted tax revenue positively, with the rate now at 5.30 reais per dollar, leading to a more optimistic outlook on the balance between interest rates and exchange rates [1] - The Brazilian economy is projected to grow at an average annual rate close to 3% by the end of President Lula's term, with unemployment expected to remain at historical lows and cumulative inflation reaching a four-year low, below 20% [1] - Haddad expressed hope that Brazil's potential GDP could exceed the current estimate of 2.5%, although he did not provide specific targets or pathways to achieve this [1] - Regarding U.S. tariffs on Brazil, Haddad described the measures as "political actions" and emphasized that Brazil should not be treated differently from Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, and the rest of South America [1]
巴西财长:汇率回落产生积极影响,预期利率将有下降空间
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-16 14:06