
Bráulio Borges
Bráulio Borges is a senior economist at LCA Consultores and a researcher at the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (Ibre/FGV). He has provided insights into Brazil's economic outlook, particularly highlighting the challenges the country is expected to face in 2025, which include high interest rates and a deteriorating economic environment.
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Bráulio Borges stated that Brazil is in a situation that requires shock therapy.
A aposta leviana no salário mínimoBráulio Borges, an economist at LCA consultancy, noted that the economic slowdown was reinforced by a decrease in government spending.
Por que a Bolsa subiu com o freio no PIB do Brasil?Bráulio Borges is an economist who evaluates Brazil's need for fiscal shock therapy to address public accounts.
Brasil vai ter de partir para uma terapia de choque na área fiscal, diz Bráulio BorgesBráulio Borges is a researcher at the Brazilian Institute of Economics and comments on the spending patterns of regional governments.
Estados chegam a 2026, ano eleitoral, com caixa recorde para turbinar economiaBráulio Borges conducted a study highlighting the fiscal issues during Jair Bolsonaro's administration.
Mais um drible no OrçamentoBráulio Borges is an economist who criticized the legislative spending and called for responsibility.
Congresso aprova medidas que vão custar R$ 106 bilhões aos cofres públicos neste anoBráulio Borges is an economist who called for legislative responsibility regarding fiscal adjustments.
Congresso aprova medidas que vão custar R$ 106 bilhões aos cofres públicos neste anoBráulio Borges criticized Mário Mesquita's proposal to revive the spending cap to bring real interest rates back to the levels that prevailed from 2017 to 2019.
Teto de gastos foi essencial para reduzir a taxa real de juros
Bráulio Borges is a senior economist at LCA Consultores and a researcher at the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getúlio Vargas Foundation.
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