Fynsa
The financial giant anticipates key changes in global markets, productivity growth and the impact of economic policies over the next 12 months.
The October CPI does not set alarm bells ringing, nor does it change the downward trajectory that inflation has been on for some time now. It is true that the significant increase in electricity tariffs has delayed this process, but we are opposed to thinking that it has diverted it completely.
After months of stagnation, the Brazilian economy is beginning to wake up.
Southeast Asia takes the lead in terms of economic growth, with an average annual GDP expansion of 5.6%.
We must not forget that, once the immediate imbalances have been resolved, our economy’s growth potential is very low.
We see it as quite likely that we will never again have the same number of people working as we had prior to the social explosion/pandemic.
