Pass the milk
Wednesday, July 27, 2005 • Posted by jcb
The Brazilian Central Bank (COPOM) held the SELIC overnight bank lending rate at an astonishing 19.75% last week. With YoY inflation at 7.2% and current indices indicating flat retail and wholesale prices, the only fly in the ointment could prove to be the unfolding politic crisis in Brasilia. What’s all this mean for your guerilla investors … it means we RACE… and wait for the storm clouds to clear.
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Posted by: evil at July 27, 2005 09:15 PM
well it’s about time u updated the site. i’ve been worrid up here about y’all. rob is on his way down to my apt as i type this. ur buddy t. berger is doing the American Eagle grand opening party here in union square and we’re gonna have to crash it. haaaaaaaaaard.
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