End of preview - This article contains approximately 673 words.
Subscribers: Log in now to read the full article
Not a Subscriber?
Choose from one of the following options
Back
Weekly Report - 05 June 2025 (WR-25-22)
BRAZIL: Moody’s lowers Brazil’s credit outlook
International credit ratings agency Moody’s has lowered Brazil’s credit outlook from ‘positive’ to ‘stable’. In its statement, Moody’s listed concerns over inflation and the government’s fiscal situation as factors behind this revised outlook. Meanwhile, the government has been negotiating with congress on a new package of fiscal adjustments, which will table more measures to boost revenue so that the government could have room to revise its controversial hike on the financial operations tax (IOF) a few weeks ago [WR-25-21].
- Sheinbaum undeterred by low turnout for key vote
- BOLIVIA: Morales dials up the pressure with roadblocks
- COLOMBIA: All set for constitutional showdown
- ECUADOR: Congress approves return of foreign military bases
- PERU: Mining disputes spread
- VENEZUELA: Clampdown on the black-market dollar
- CHILE: Boric delivers provocative final address
- ARGENTINA: Fernández opts to face off against Milei early
- BRAZIL: Moody’s lowers Brazil’s credit outlook
- BRAZIL: Far-right lawmaker declared as fugitive
- TRACKING TRENDS
- SURINAME: NDP forges coalition to return to power
- EL SALVADOR: Bukele blasts critics in address to congress
- Mixed bag for Morena in Mexico’s local elections
- Quotes of the week