International Monetary Fund raised estimates for Brazil's growth

The International Monetary Fund has increased the estimate for Brazil's 2022 GDP growth up to 2.8%. According to the IMF’s assessment, our country’s GDP growth is expected to surpass that of the USA (1.6%), Germany (1.5%), France (2.5%), Japan (1.7%), Chile (2.0%), among others.

Brazilian Minister of the Economy Paulo Guedes, who attends the International Monetary Fund's Annual Meetings in Washington, DC, was pleased to inform the audience that "the stock of private investments in Brazil already guarantees ensured economic growth in the coming years”.