Brazil’s unambitious fiscal measures, GDP contractions
The fiscal package unveiled by Brazil’s government this week fell short of what’s needed to reassure investors that the public finances will stabilise or to give the central bank confidence that it can resume its easing cycle. Elsewhere, the Q3 GDP figures due next week in Chile and Colombia are likely to show large falls in output, although that doesn’t preclude the possibility of rate hikes in either country.
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