Brazil Chamber approves R$13.5B credit boost for exporters hit by US tariffs

Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a provisional measure allocating R$13.5 billion from the Union and BNDES to support exporters affected by US tariffs and rising international costs. The move signals a targeted fiscal response to trade pressures, though implementation details and actual disbursement remain uncertain. This is a direct state intervention to mitigate trade friction with the US.

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