Brazil’s new payroll-deductible loans to private sector workers totaled 2 billion reais ($352 million), presidential chief of staff Rui Costa said on Wednesday. According to Reuters, its implementation comes on the heels of new government regulations increasing access to financing for private-sector employees in an important change in Brazilian economic direction…
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