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Government allocates R $ 6.49 billion to the export sector

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Briefings

The Brazilian government authorized a credit of R$ 6.49 billion to support physical persons and export companies under the 'Plano Brasil Soberano' framework, authorized by Provisional Measure No. 1.397. The funds will be managed by the Export Guarantee Fund linked to the Ministry of Finance. This measure aims to assist exporters and workers affected by US tariffs, though the specific allocation targets and immediate economic impact remain to be assessed.

Key points

• The government authorized a credit of R$ 6.49 billion to support physical persons and export companies under the 'Plano Brasil Soberano' framework.
• The funds will be managed by the Export Guarantee Fund linked to the Ministry of Finance.

Context

This credit is part of the 'Plano Brasil Soberano' initiative, which includes new rules allowing more companies to join. It follows ongoing negotiations between Brazil and the US to resume talks after tariff disputes, with the US imposing 25% and 12.5% tariffs respectively.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the authorization of the credit and its management structure. It does not specify the exact allocation targets, the number of companies receiving support, or the immediate economic impact of the funds.

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