Brazil News July 2003
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Brazil
Brazil Central Bank Sees 2003 Inflation Above 8.5%, 2004 Rate Below Target
Brazil Meets IMF First Half Surplus Target
Brazil Buys Back $1.3 Bln in Brady Bonds
Brazil Swaps $1.3 Billion of Bonds for New Debt to Cut Borrowing Costs
IMF's Ruarte Says Brazil to Comply with 2004 and 2005 Inflation Targets
Brazil Government Backs Intact Pension Reform Bill
Sao Paulo Industrial Activity Registers Renewed Drop in June
Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil Drops to 1995 Levels
IMF Says Up to Brazil to Renew Loan
Lula Approves Tax Break on Cars to Boost Sales From 10-Year Low in Brazil
Brazil Expected to Cut Bank Requirements
Brazil Plans to Exchange Brady Bonds for New Securities to Cut Debt Costs
Brazil to Swap Brady Bonds for Global Bonds
Brazil has Current Account Surplus, Investment Off
Unemployment in Brazil Growing due to Slow Economy
Brazil Cuts Benchmark Rate by 1.5 Pct Points
Brazilian Unemployment Rate Rises to Highest Since at Least October 2001
Brazil's Interest Rate Cut May Not Spur Consumer Spending, Economist Says
Brazilian Government Insists on Reform Despite Opposition
Brazilian Governors Demand More Funds From Reform
Brazil Accumulates US$ 11.4 Billion Surplus
Brazil's Lula Faces Pressure from Governors to Change His Tax Legislation
Brazilian Government Compromises to Advance on Pension Reform
Brazil Govt Defends Diluted Pension Reform
Brazil's Lula Presents Pension Legislation After Agreeing to Concessions
S&P Sees Reforms Helping Brazil's Credit Ratings
Brazil's State Governors Signal Support for New Bill to Cut Pension Costs
Brazil Business Confidence Index Slides in July
Brazil State Governors to Consider Backing for Watered-Down Pension Bill
Lula's Approval Falls to 46 Percent as Citizens Blame Him for Unemployment
Brazil Stands Firm on Pension Reform
Brazilian Deputies to Vote on Bankruptcy Law Next Week
Brazil's Fraga Praises Lula's Move to Boost Credit, Reports Say
Brazil's Lula Seeks Governors' Support to Maintain Pension Cuts
Leader of Brazil's Landless Movement Arrested
Brazil Congress Weighs Revised Pension Bill, Fanning Concern Over Deficit
Brazil Pension Reform Compromise Criticized
Brazil Consumer Prices Drop for First Time in Four Years as Currency Gains
Brazil Eyes Reform Compromise
Brazil IBGE Registers 0.15 Pct Deflation in June
Brazil Industrial Output Shrinks 2nd Month, Adding to Rate Cut Speculation
Brazil May Industry Output Edges up From April
Brazil's Lula Braces for Anti-Reform Strike
Brazil's Auto Sales Fall for 4th Month in June as High Rates Choke Demand
Brazil Real Falls as Central Bank Eases Restrictions on Dollar Purchases
Brazil Worried About Growth as Local Demand Dropping
Sao Paulo Consumer Prices Drop 0.16% in June
Brazilian Advisory Group Debates Recommending Foreign Investment Limits
Brazil Cenbank Eases Forex-Assets Ratio for Banks
Brazilian Congress to Working on Reforms During Recess
Brazil's Trade Surplus Holds Near Record High in June at $2.4 Billion
Brazil's Lula's Approval Rating Falls to 70% in June From 75% in March
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