US EditionHaddad Says You Need to Build Out for Brazil to Continue Growing, in the Middle of the Tariff
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The tariff watch is ticking and the Lula government seems to have refused to prevent the measures against Brazilian prototypes from actually being imposed on this sixth, 1st. Fazenda's minister, Fernando Haddad, said that any conversation with Lula would be a sign of "viralism". The chancellor, Celso Amorim, said to the Financial Times,... The post Crusoe: Lula will let the tariff watch out? appeared first on Antagonist.
Fazenda's minister, Fernando Haddad, said on this Wednesday (29) that there are signs of the government's willingness to negotiate the 50% ceiling announced by President Donald Trump on Brazilian products. The measure is intended to enter into force on the next Saturday (1th), but, according to Haddad, the deadline should not be considered as definitive. “Brazil has never left the negotiating table. I believe there is some sign of interest in ta…
Fazenda's minister, Fernando Haddad, said that the Brazilian government expects a response from the United States to letters sent with proposals to avoid an increase of 50% on Brazilian products. According to him, the focus continues to be on negotiations, and the country expects that there are no unilateral measures since 1 August. "The focus is to receive from the United States is to receive a response to the letters sent by Brazil, in order t…
According to the Minister, Brazil continues to invest in the dialogue, but if it is prepared, tariffs will enter into force
Fazenda's minister, Fernando Hadddad, said that...
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