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📉 IPO dry spell

📉 IPO dry spell

Not a single Brazilian company has gone public on the country’s stock exchange or abroad for over three years now. Corporate bonds, meanwhile, are on the rise

Letícia Arcoverde

Dec 18, 2024

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