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Brazil’s Deficit Is Almost 10% of GDP. Nine-Tenths of It Is Interest.

The Rio Times · 2h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Brazil’s Deficit Is Almost 10% of GDP. Nine-Tenths of It Is Interest.

The central bank put the 12-month nominal deficit at 9.99% of GDP. The primary gap - spending against revenue, before interest - was 1.19%. The post Brazil’s Deficit Is Almost 10% of GDP. Nine-Tenths of It Is Interest. appeared first on The Rio Times .

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