It seems that Brazil is the last biscuit in the world economy

Great opportunities were given to the country for economic expansion, leading roles in natural sectors, in the production of food for the world, in opening up to investments, but even with the great potential that we have, it seems that our “politicians” do not understand how to be done and not in the way they suggest and execute.

We came out of several economic predicaments in our past. We were discredited by the world and were only seen by our culture, which many foreigners love, such as carnival, caipirinha, beautiful beaches and much more. But on the evolution and protagonism side that we should have, at least in South America, we did little and left gaps for great powers to take over this territory, given the Chinese invasion in countries that are economically and socially weakened, making the domination become a dependency.

We are currently living at the whim of populist politics and politicians, scaring away investors and investments, interfering in public companies and wanting to change the rules in the middle of the game. Even so, we see an excitement with the numbers mainly from the media and economists, with what is coming with the data of falling inflation, improvements in GDP and a probable drop in interest rates, which could boost our economy even more.

The economic proposals have not yet been clarified, but promises by the government and congress.

We should fix the house and then expose ourselves to the world, helping economically difficult countries to recover at the moment they are or wave to help put an end to this endless war. But instead what is prevailing are political egos.

With a favorable scenario, we could be seeing something much better than what we are seeing: a dollar retreating well below its R$ 4.80, and could reach close to R$ 4.00 by the end of the year. And a stock exchange seeking new horizons above 125 thousand points.

In order to see this vision of numbers, we cannot say whether we will reach these numbers, but if it is not carried out, we will see a dangerous downturn.

We need to improve in a lot and nothing like “general reforms”.

Everyone needs to collaborate, from politicians, businessmen and the population, demanding above all for them, the general reforms, so that everyone has the same rights. And, in this way, that our Constitution be “honored”.

By Brasil 61