Brazil News June 2002
News Archive
Brazil's Bank Cuts 2003 Inflation Forecast to 2.6% From 2.8%
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Brazil's Central Bank Lower 2002 Growth Forecast to 2%
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Brazil Budget Deficit, Debt Payments and Total Debt Rise in May
Brazil Relaxes Inflation Targets
Brazilian Unemployement Rises to 7.1% in May
First Quarter Brazilian GDP Rose Slightly to 295 Billion Reais
Brazil Budget Deficit Narrows in May on Payments Drop
Brazil Central Bank Expects 2002 Inflation to Be Close to 5.5%
Brazil Confident Economy Will Not Stumble
Brazil Current Account Gap Narrows in May on Interest Payments
Brazil Consumer Price Index Climbs 0.33% in 30 Days
Brazilian Markets Improve on Opinion Polls
Attempt to Calm Fears over Brazil's Crisis
Brazil's Central Bank Pays More to Keep Money at Home
Brazil's Lula to Adopt Inflation Target
Brazil Foreign Debt Rating Lowered One Notch to ``B+'' by Fitch
Brazil's Debt Rating Outlook Lowered by Moody's to `Negative'
Brazil Keeps Interest Rate at 18.5%, Yet Signals May Cut Soon
Brazil Keeps Interest Rates Steady
Brazil's Fraga to Keep Job If Presidential Candidate Serra Wins
Brazil Central Bank President Says Inflation Losing Steam
Brazil Gets $4.8 Billion IMF Aid, Starts Debt Buyback
Run-in to Brazilian Poll Crucial for Lula
Brazil's Fraga Trusts That New Government Will Maintain Healthy Policies
Brazil Central Bank Chief Calm Amid Storm
Brazilian Ruling Party Names Serra Candidate
Brazil Moves to Halt Bond Slide With Debt Exchange
Brazil Raises Bank Reserve Limit to Defend Currency
Brazil to Borrow $10 Billion From IMF to Repay Debt
Brazil to Use $10bn IMF Credit Line to Defend Real
Brazil to Seek IMF, World Bank Loans to Bolster Real
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