During an event promoted by Banco BTG Pactual, the Minister of Finance also countered criticism of the 25 initiatives prepared for 2025, including the e-consignment, which aims to facilitate access to credit
The Minister of Finance, approached the growing tension in the financial markets during an event held by the This Tuesday (25). He stressed the relevance of keeping the tax schedule in motion, rebutting criticism of the set of 25 elaborated proposals, including the e-consignment, which aims to facilitate access to credit. Haddad emphasized the importance of establishing a constructive dialogue with the new congress. “I think the market today is much more tense than in other times. People are more with their finger on the trigger, waiting for news to act, to protect themselves, or to speculate, or whatever it is, ”said the minister.
“All within the game rule, no one is accusing anyone. But today the situation is more tense, ”he added. With regard to the tax agenda, the minister reaffirmed the need to maintain the pace of reforms. “I believe the fiscal agenda can’t lose impetus, it can’t lose moment. With the change now in the presidents of the two houses, we will check who will be the rapporteurs of the subjects, who will be the presidents of the commissions, what will be the procedure of the House and Senate. ” The e-consignment was described by Haddad as a true “revolution” in access to credit, allowing private sector workers to use their salaries as a guarantee for lower interest loans.
He believes this measure can be an important facilitator for entrepreneurs seeking funding. Finally, the minister minimized the criticism that emerged internally, noting that the farm proposals are structural and that, in fact, there is more convergence than divergence between them. The minister stated that these initiatives should not be harmed by political disputes, reinforcing their commitment to the country’s economic stability.
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Published by Matheus Oliveira
