Brazil new finance minister Durigan will reportedly delay divisive tax plans ahead of election, according to source reports

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The news that Brazil's new Finance Minister Durigan will delay contentious tax plans ahead of elections could ease immediate political tensions, which might stabilize sentiment in Brazilian assets. This delay suggests a focus on maintaining economic stability as the election approaches, indicating a potential shift away from divisive reforms that may hurt the current administration's standing. Keep an eye on Brazil's equities and currency; a more stable political climate could support recovery in these markets.

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