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Investing.com -- Brazil’s economy has demonstrated resilience even as signs of a slowdown in growth emerge, according to the central bank’s economic policy director Diogo Guillen.
Speaking at a Barclays (LON:BARC) event in Sao Paulo on Friday, Guillen described the Brazilian economy as having "undoubtedly" shown resilience. He noted that several factors might explain the recent economic strength.
The central bank official outlined multiple hypotheses behind Brazil’s economic performance, including stronger consumption patterns, expansion in credit availability, dynamics in the labor market, and the effects of social benefits programs.
Guillen’s comments come as analysts and policymakers evaluate the sustainability of Brazil’s economic growth trajectory in the face of emerging slowdown indicators.
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