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Exporters of Rs May Take Credit with Subsidised Interest to Minimise the Effect of the Tariff
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As of 4 August, South Rio Grande exporting companies will have access to a special credit line of R$100 million to mitigate the effects of the 50% surplus tax imposed by the United States on Brazilian products. The programme was created through the Regional Development Bank of the South (BRDE), announced by the Government of the South River Grande State this Saturday. The interest rates will be between 8% and 9% per year, with the support of the…
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