For RB Investments' chief strategist, Gustavo Cruz, the announcement by United States President Donald Trump about the withdrawal of the extra 40% tariffs on Brazilian products was very positive. "It was better than many people had imagined due to the announced percentage. We have seen over the past few months a very significant drop in agribusiness. This led to layoffs and a drop in exports," he said to Broadcast, a real-time news system from Grupo Estado. "Brazil was going to grow less because of the tariffs." He recalls that the U.S., even though currently the second-largest trading partner and not the first like China, is still very relevant to Brazil. "It is very important for Brazil to have a good trade relationship with them. And we see ...