Despite external trade headwinds and tight domestic monetary conditions, Brazil’s finance ministry has upgraded its 2025 economic outlook and now sees stronger-than-expected growth. Gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 2.5% next year, revised from the 2.4$ forecast in May, the ministry’s economic policy secretariat said in a report…
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