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Published: November 22, 2017 13:19:09 | Updated: November 24, 2017 12:03:28
The Brazilian economy is likely to grow more than 3.0 percent in 2018, perhaps even near 4.0 per cent, the head of Brazilian state development bank BNDES, Paulo Rabello de Castro, said.
This suggests he is more bullish than private-sector economists, whose median estimate clocked in at 2.51 per cent in a central bank survey published on Monday, reports Reuters.
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ICMAB arranges post-budget discussion
Thrust on more allocation in water, sanitation
Malaysia halts Bangladeshi worker hiring system
Bodies of 46 Chawkbazar fire victims handed over to families
China sees 'enormous potential' in Saudi economy
Russia, US, UK, India condole Chawkbazar fire victims
Japan Jan core CPI rises 0.8pc y/y
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Deliver verdicts in Bangla: PM to judges
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JOF’s public hearing begins in city
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