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The Copom statement did not signal when cuts could resume, shifting focus to the duration of the pause and Lula's fiscal policy.
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O comunicado não sinalizou quando os cortes poderão ser retomados, deslocando o foco para a duração da pausa e a política fiscal do Lula
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