Brazil fiscal adjustment to rely 70% on revenue, not spending cuts

A survey by Instituto Livre Mercado indicates that Senator Eduardo Braga's fiscal adjustment report prioritizes revenue measures, with 70% of the adjustment coming from revenue rather than spending cuts. This suggests a shift in Brazil's fiscal policy approach, potentially increasing tax burden concerns. The report's details remain uncertain, and its impact on market expectations is unclear.

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