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Brazil's central government posts $14.76 billion primary deficit in March

by Reuters

BRASILIA, April 29 (Reuters) – Brazil’s central government posted a primary budget deficit of 73.78 billion reais ($14.76 billion) in March, Treasury data showed on Wednesday, wider than the 71.63 billion reais forecast in a Reuters poll.

($1 = 4.9987 reais)

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(Reporting by Isabel Versiani; Writing by Isabel Teles, Editing by Iñigo Alexander)

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