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In a controversial proposal, the Lula administration is considering pulling from private reserve funds to shore up fiscal accounts. This move raises red flags among economic analysts who argue that tapping into these reserves to fund ongoing government expenses will only circulate more money into the economy, prompting even higher inflation rates.
Concerns about the government's fiscal health are heightened by external factors, such as potential global economic downturns that could occur as a result of geopolitical issues. Critics warn that leveraging these reserves could leave Brazil vulnerable during a broader economic crisis, effectively "undressing" the country in terms of financial preparedness.