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To: THE ANT who wrote (54873)	9/12/2009 9:37:32 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218297

Klaser, talked 15 minutes with a investment banker and he asked for my CV. He does deals in telecoms and said he will send it to his mates at Detecon. He said it is very hard to get Portuguese-speaking specialists for German companies. As you know investment bankers know how to recognise value pronto! He has a farm near Araguaia River in Goias with Brazilian wife. Carranza2 ideas? Not worth discuss. He should be discussin CA problems.

To: THE ANT who wrote (54873)	9/17/2009 6:47:07 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218297

No More We Can Do On Brazilian Real LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Brazilian Industry and Trade Minister Miguel Jorge said Wednesday there was nothing more his government could do to tame his country's currency. "I don't think the government can take any further action, as we're doing all we can," he said while in London at a U.K.-Brazil economic and trade conference. He said the appreciation of the Brazilian real has had "no influence" on export volumes in Brazil, arguing that downward pressure on foreign sales had been caused by the global recession. Jorge also said that his government would consider maintaining the reduced rate of the industrial products tax, or ITI, beyond December if needed, adding the government would look "very closely" at how the economy is doing in the coming months before making a decision on the rate. "If necessary, we will take new measures" he said, adding "in any case the tax rates would only be lifted gradually."