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		<title>(PBR) Brazil is Set for An End-of-Year Economic Samba &#8211; Join The Dance</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This analysis is from Martin Denholm, Senior Editor, Investment U Monday, November 16, 2009 A GDP growth rate of 9% would be an impressive performance over the course of a year. But it’s nothing short of outstanding over just one quarter. Yet that’s the projected fourth quarter performance for Brazil – a country far removed from the United States both geographically and economically. Leading the charge is a surge in domestic consumption, as optimistic Brazilians (no doubt also buoyed by the decision to award Rio the 2016 Olympic Games) pump money into the economy. If that fourth quarter projection holds, it would provide a major shift in fortunes and a solid springboard for 2010. You see, even with that impressive 9% estimate, Brazil’s full-year GDP growth is only expected to ]]></description>
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