Latin America | 3 July 2019 Brazil's Industrial Sector is Showing Early Signs of Gradual Stabilization
Data released this week in Brazil underscored the effect of weaker external conditions. This adds to the poor domestic demand picture, which has been hit by high, albeit easing, political uncertainty.
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Data released this week in Brazil underscored the effect of weaker external conditions. This adds to the poor domestic demand picture, which has been hit by high, albeit easing, political uncertainty.
Posted: 3rd Jul 2019 in 'Latin America'
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