Tony Volpon
Tony Volpon is a former director of Brazil's Central Bank and a recognized economist known for his insights on fiscal policy and economic reform in Brazil. He has been vocal about the challenges facing the Brazilian economy, particularly regarding adjustments in fiscal policy and the implications of government decisions on credit ratings. Recently, he commented on Moody's decision to downgrade Brazil's credit outlook, attributing it to a lack of effective fiscal adjustments and expressing concerns about the government's reliance on tax increases rather than expenditure cuts.
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Tony Volpon warns that the main risk for Brazilian assets with the taxation is a political reaction against Trump.
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Tony Volpon commented on the potential impact of interest rate cuts in Brazil due to the current economic situation.
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Tony Volpon, a former director of the Central Bank, commented on the recent review by Moody's regarding Brazil's fiscal situation.
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