Brazilians worry more about their personal finances and the country’s economic direction than citizens of other nations. A recent survey reveals that 40% of Brazilians feel anxious about both the national economy and their own financial situations. This percentage stands out when compared to other countries in the study. The survey examined the difference between […]
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