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Non-Tech : The Brazil Board
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From: elmatador6/4/2020 10:20:46 AM
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It’s already happening. China is buying most of its ag commodities from Brazil instead of the U.S. as it promised. That could change when the American soy season comes through in the fall, but for the the last two years, Brazil has become more dependent on China. As China’s economy improves, it’s going to turn to Brazil for Vale’s (VALE) iron ore, Brasil Foods’ (BRFS) chicken and pork, Cosan’s (CZZ) sugar, among other things.


Brazil Is Back To Being A China Story

Kenneth RapozaSenior Contributor
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I write about business and investing in emerging markets.
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