SAO PAULO, April 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance
Minister Fernando Haddad said on Thursday the country's central
bank has sent "several signs" that measures being taken by
government to balance public accounts, including a newly
proposed fiscal framework, were "consistent".
As the government pressures policymakers to lower interest
rates, Haddad highlighted in an interview with BandNews that
central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto praised the fiscal
efforts made so far at an event on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Luana Maria Benedito; Editing by Steven Grattan)
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