According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the already slow economic recovery in Brazil is at risk

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned this week of the risks posed by domestic and external shocks to the Brazilian economy. According to the IMF, these shocks can hinder the already slow recovery of the Brazilian economy.

According to the IMF, investments in Brazil "remains subdued, retained by idle capacity and persistent uncertainty about the prospects for fiscal and structural reforms. Weak global growth and recession in Argentina are affecting exports. The growth in 2019 is projected between 1% and 1.5%, with significant risks of decline."

For the IMF, the main risk related to the Brazilian economy is associated with the approval of a Pension Reform that generates a "robust" economy to the public coffers in the long term.