IMPORTANT NEWS:

For some good reasons the Office of Internacional Finance (IIF), last week in Vienna (at an event held at the imperial palace Hofburg) during an annual meeting attended by the presidents and consultants from the world's largest banks, BNDES and even the Bank of Brazil, through one of its directors, expressed that the possible election of Dilma Rousseff would bring greater risk of slippage in macroeconomics, less structural reforms and problems of increasing the Brazilain GDP’s growth rate.

Echoing my words and counter-points at understanding Thobias (commentator on my texts). In fact it has the qualities raised by Thobias because one may disagreements with him, and, in this case nobody less than the economist Frederick Jaspersen, representative of the IIF, which gathers the boards of the biggest foreign banks.

Jaspersen, contrasting the understanding of Thobias, also said that any government lead by the labor leader Rousseff tends to increase government spending, followed by the relaxation of the control of inflation and high of interest rates and affirms that the candidate to chair coming from the PSDB (Brazilian social democratic party), José Serra, would tighten fiscal controls to reduce the interest, resulting in the devaluation of real, vital measure tips for a a controlled monetary Brazilian bubble crisis, these measures would come in order to avoid the same problems faced by the euro nowadays. Jaspersen also criticizes the labor candidate emphasizing she would be focused industrial policies made only for state run businesses and leave the state regulatory agencies to market pressures.

Read the article published by the O Estado de S. Paulo. (portuguese)