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Rising spending and the persistent rise in public debt have increased domestic uncertainty. The government announced a spending cut package that, in the view of analysts, falls far short of the minimum necessary to balance public accounts. Inflation is beginning to gain momentum, the Central Bank has raised interest rates again, and economic activity has shown no significant signs of cooling down. The impacts of Donald Trump's election in the United States are still uncertain on the global economy, but they are expected to intensify protectionism and geopolitical disputes. How should economic activity behave until the end of this year and what are the forecasts for 2025? Silvia Matos, José Júlio Senna and Armando Castelar, researchers at FGV IBRE, discuss economic scenarios at the 4th Seminar on Conjunctural Analysis of FGV IBRE in partnership with the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo. _____ This was an event promoted by FGV IBRE on 12/17/2024. ????Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by members of the Fundação Getulio Vargas staff and guests participating in events and online broadcasts represent exclusively the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily represent the institutional position of FGV. ⏩ Check out the full schedule of FGV Webinars: https://portal.fgv.br/eventos ⏩ Watch previous events by accessing our Playlist: https://bit.ly/webinarsFGV #Webinar FGV, #Webinar, #Live, #Live Broadcast, #Free Webinar, #Live, #online event, #free event