The economic surveys in Brazil have fallen since the crisis that has engulfed President Temer’s administration erupted in May, but the hard activity data do not yet point to a sharp downturn in the economy. It’s possible that this could change in time, but it’s also the case that economic vulnerabilities have diminished compared to twelve months ago, when ex-President Dilma Rousseff was ousted.
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