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Speaking of Brazil, the Financial Times has an entire section on it today. It is a huge PDF file, or you can access parts of the report here: Financial Times report.
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Olympic accolade sets seal on progress
Jonathan Wheatley considers the strides that the South American giant has made and the pitfalls ahead
Banking: Quick recovery, enviable outlook
The sector has prospered thanks to wide spreads and tight regulation, explains John Rumsey
Capital markets: Strong growth after slight dip
It has been a good crisis but some are worried about the tax on inflows, reports Jonathan Wheatley
Celebrity status in the field of IPOs
A respected monetary policy and deep interest rate cuts have made the country an attractive option for emerging market equity investors, writes Samantha Pearson
Power generation: Amazon dam comes under close scrutiny
Ed Crooks looks at a hydro-electric project in a fragile region
Agriculture: Superpower is ready to feed the world
Huge strides have been made in productivity, with scope for more, writes Jonathan Wheatley
Metals and mining: Government intent on more control
The sector is facing pressure over policy decisions, writes Jonathan Wheatley
Sugar and ethanol: A perfect storm of troubles
Samantha Pearson on the predicament of an industry striving to transform itself
IT: Culture of hi-tech and hustle fosters world-leading ambitions
Brazil is rapidly becoming a new world centre for IT and BPO, writes Dom Phillips
Telecoms: A sweet spot for mobiles
In Brazil, more people have mobile phones than bank accounts, writes Dom Phillips
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