💨 Abstract
Brazil's lower house speaker, Hugo Motta, announced a focus on fiscal stability, acknowledging Brazil's economic situation as critical. He emphasized the need for expense control to complement revenue-raising strategies. President Lula da Silva's administration recently sent a spending cut package to Congress, but it was deemed insufficient by market analysts. Despite this, Brazil's real currency has gained ground this year.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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