RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Brazilian Economic Climate Index (ECI) rose to 116.5 points in the Getulio Vargas Foundation's (FGV) Latin America Survey, which covers the third quarter, up from 82.2 points in the previous survey second quarter.
It was the highest score since January 2013 (120 points), influenced by a faster pace of vaccination against Covid-19 in the country - which has helped improve experts' perceptions of the country, said Lia Valls, FGV researcher in charge of the survey. However, the economist warned that the future trend of the indicator is uncertain.
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