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First reported by National Review (Right); 2 outlets over 40h.
National Review · +40h RealClearPolitics
Brazil's floating exchange rate, high foreign-exchange reserves, strong commodity exports, and debt denominated predominantly in its own currency reduce its exposure to a balance-of-payments crisis.
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