Brazil News March 2003
News Archive
Brazil
Brazil Plans to Keep Finance Tax at 0.38% Next Year
Brazil Sees Inflation Above 8.5% Target, Cuts Growth Forecast
Brazil's Lula Fights to Win Support for Amendment
Government Raises Minimum Wage in Brazil
Brazil Feb. Surplus Up Sharply to 7.6 bln Reais
Unemployment in Brazil Rises Again
Brazil 2002 GDP up to 1.32 Trillion Reais
Brazil CenBank Sees 'Considerable' Inflation Risk
Brazil Central Bank Sees Inflation Above 8.5% Target
Brazil's Feb Primary Surplus Near 7 pct - Palocci
Brazil Current Account Gap Narrows Sharply in Feb
Brazil February Foreign Direct Investment Falls 17% to $755 Mln
Brazil's Lula Tries New Tack on Central Bank Bill
Brazil Cenbank Head Says Reform Timing not Crucial
Brazil Consumer Price Index Rises 1.14% in 30 Days
Brazil's Current Account Rises as Weak Currency Boosts Trade
IMF Says Brazil Still Vulnerable to Change in Perception
IMF Urges Brazil to Aim High on Budget Surplus Front
Brazil Lowers 2003 Foreign Direct Investment Outlook to $13 Bln
Brazil's Lula Seeks Support for His Programs From Rival Party
Meireilles Discards Unusual Measures and Confirms Government Committment to Lula Plan
Brazil February Tax Revenue Rises 17% to 20.5 Bln Reais
Brazil May Keep Benchmark Rate Steady as Inflation Pace Slows
Brazil to Draw Down $4.1 bln IMF Tranche
IMF--Brazil Loan Performance Strong, Risks Remain
Brazil's February Inflation Rate Rises 1.57% From January
Brazil's Workers Party Backs Lula's Economic Policy Decisions
IMF Approves US$ 1.4 Billion Loan Disbursement for Brazil
Brazil ANP blamed for Petrobras oil find confusion
Brazil's Lula Approval Rating Falls to 45 Percent
Brazil S. Paulo Inflation 1.2% in Month to March 7, Fipe Says
Brazil IGP-M Index Shows February Inflation Slowing
Fitch Revises Brazil's Rating Outlook to Stable
Brazil's Lula to Send Congress Reforms by June
Brazil Fipe Sees 2003 Sao Paulo Inflation at 9 Pct
Brazil Energy Minister -- Radical in Lula Cabinet
Brazilian Lower House Included Central Bank Law in Agenda
Brazil May Allow Two Power Utilities to Raise Rates Up to 24%
Brazil Central Bank - No New Bond Planned for Now
Brazil Palocci Sees IMF Tranche Despite Inflation
Palocci Says Brazil and IMF Concerned About Inflation
Sao Paulo Retail Sales Drop After Rate Hike
Brazil to Borrow Money From Financial System With Reverse Repos
IMF to Approve US$ 4.6 Billion Disbursement for Brazil
Brazilian Government Analyze Strategy, Independent Allies
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