Ministro de Hacienda de Brasil habla de inversión, comercio internacional y reforma de pensiones

The Finance Minister discusses Brazil's economic growth forecast of 3%, driven by sector growth and investment. The country aims for more international trade integration to boost productivity. US tariffs on steel and aluminum are a concern, but Brazil seeks to become an open economy through trade agreements. Monetary policy and inflation are key issues, with a focus on fiscal consolidation and pension reform. Regulatory reforms in the oil sector attract foreign investment. Political uncertainty due to upcoming elections may cause market volatility, but ongoing reforms aim to stabilize the economy.

How does Brazil's monetary policy impact its economic growth, especially in relation to inflation control?

What are the expected benefits of Brazil's integration with international economies?

What role does foreign direct investment play in the Brazilian economy, particularly in the oil sector?