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Paula Arend Laier

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Brazil weighs lending curbs as household debt stress mounts

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By Marcela Ayres Verified, Paula Arend Laier
| Lufkin Daily News Verified
By Marcela Ayres and Paula Laier By Marcela Ayres and Paula Laier BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is studying measures to curb the rising debt burden of the country's consumers but plans first to implement limits on lenders rather than a cap on household debt service backed by the IMF, two people familiar with the matter said this week.
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Ibovespa amplia série de altas com ajuda da Petrobras, apesar de Warsh

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By Paula Arend Laier
| Terra Verified
Resumo O Ibovespa subiu 0,3% nesta sexta-feira, aos 175.664 pontos, acumulando a oitava alta consecutiva e avanço semanal de 2,71%. O índice foi impulsionado pelas ações da Petrobras, que ganharam quase 2% após elevação de recomendação pelo Bradesco BBI. Ganhos maiores foram limitados pelo discurso de Kevin Warsh, do Fed, sobre inflação nos EUA, e por dados fracos do Caged no Brasil. Bancos e B3 também avançaram, enquanto Vale, Magazine Luiza e construtoras fecharam no campo negativo.
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Brazil weighs lending curbs as household debt stress mounts

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By Marcela Ayres Verified, Paula Arend Laier
| MSN Verified
By Marcela Ayres and Paula Laier BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is studying measures to curb the rising debt burden of the country's consumers but plans first to implement limits on lenders rather than a cap on household debt service backed by the IMF, two people familiar with the matter said this week.
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