Brazil adds USD 1.29 billion to export credit
Brazil’s federal government has opened extraordinary credit to finance exports of goods and services by individuals and companies affected by US tariffs. The post Brazil adds USD 1.29 billion to export credit appeared first on ANBA News Agency .
The Brazilian federal government has allocated an additional USD 1.29 billion in export credit financing under the Brazil Sovereign Plan, according to a provisional measure published in the Federal Official Gazette. This extraordinary credit, managed by the Export Guarantee Fund linked to the Ministry of Finance, aims to support individuals and companies exporting goods and services, particularly those affected by the US-imposed additional tariffs.
The Brazil Sovereign Plan is one of the government's measures to aid companies, exporters, and workers impacted by the tariff changes.
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