SAO PAULO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Brazil's Finance Minister
Fernando Haddad said on Monday the newly inaugurated government
would move forward with the credit agenda despite an obstacle
posed by the country's high benchmark interest rate.
Speaking at an event hosted by Fiesp, Brazil's biggest
industry association, he stressed that gas could play a role in
accelerating the energy transition process that is being
planned, adding the government has "a lot of interest" in
pre-salt gas.
(Reporting by Marcela Ayres in Brasilia)
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