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XP Founder Urges Brazil to Fix Deficit as Election Debate Looms

Bloomberg Markets Monday 27 July 2026, 19:29 UTC By Vanessa Dezem and Daniela Milanese 1 min read
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Guilherme Benchimol, the founder and chairman of brokerage firm XP Inc., has a warning: A meaningful fiscal overhaul is essential if the country is to bring interest rates down and create a better environment for investing.

Guilherme Benchimol, the founder and chairman of brokerage firm XP Inc., has a warning: A meaningful fiscal overhaul is essential if the country is to bring interest rates down and create a better environment for investing.
XP (ORG) Urges Brazil (PERSON) Guilherme Benchimol (PERSON) XP Inc. (ORG)
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