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Brazilian equities higher in volatile trade after capital stormed
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Brazil markets tumble on Lula’s first full day in office
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Bulgaria expects fiscal deficit of 1% of GDP for 2022
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Factbox-Turkey’s raft of pre-election spending to swell budget
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Italy’s parliament gives final approval to government’s 2023 budget
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Sweden faces recession lasting into 2024, finance minister says
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No spending spree likely in last full Indian budget before 2024 election: Reuters poll
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Off-budget spending stirs doubts about Poland’s finances
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