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Brazil on course for a weaker Q3

Today’s raft of data brought further evidence that the recent strength of the real is squeezing Brazilian manufacturers. With the Central Bank now much more relaxed about the outlook for inflation than it was a few months ago, interest rates are going nowhere for the time being.

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