Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s outrage toward the nation’s central bank has passed, his finance minister said Friday following a fresh streak of blistering criticism from the leftist leader.
Lula faces a challenge in working with a central bank governor who was nominated under the prior administration, and, “in the face of some evidence,” he became justifiably angry, Fernando Haddad said on Friday. There have been instances when the central bank’s autonomy was in doubt, he added.
