IMF Cuts Brazil Growth Forecast to 2.2% From 2.4%
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As market analysts in Brazil, the International Monetary Fund predicts that growth in the Brazilian economy will lose breath next year.
Fund also cuts estimates for China and reverses scenario three months ago, when improved forecasts
Fund also attributed deceleration in the country to the withdrawal of tax incentives
IMF lowers Brazil's growth projections: 2.2% in 2026 and 1.9% in 2027, with falling inflation and higher unemployment
As market analysts in Brazil, the International Monetary Fund predicts that growth in the Brazilian economy will lose breath next year.
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