Increase in 2017 was driven chiefly by strong agricultural activity, which grew by 13% last year
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Feb 26, 2018 06:24 PM,
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Mar 30, 2018 02:32 PM
President Temer and other authorities celebrated the growth of the Brazilian economy in 2017
National industry output is up 2.7% compared with Q4 2016
In a newspaper article, Temer listed measures taken in the last 20 months that contributed to the end of the recession
The sector saw the highest growth this year since the historical data series begun in 1996
Measure announced by Michel Temer guarantee funds to re-equip state police forces for the next five years
Greater access to credit and preserved wages gave a welcome boost to trade and directly impacted household spending; this was the first time consumption spending grew in two years
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Sales of oil rigs and manufactured goods drove the surplus
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