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Brazil Banks Admit Credit Overreach, Owe Mea Culpa

The Rio Times · 1h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Brazil Banks Admit Credit Overreach, Owe Mea Culpa

Brazil's banking federation admitted banks exaggerated credit offers and owe a mea culpa. Central bank chief Gabriel Galípolo argued that more credit, not interest rates alone, explains rising household indebtedness. The post Brazil Banks Admit Credit Overreach, Owe Mea Culpa appeared first on The Rio Times .

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