Alternative
investment advocacy group AAA claims that there is enough evidence to
suggest that further economic recovery is on its way in Brazil and
growth rates of 3-4 per cent can be expected in the coming years.
Boston,
MA, USA, November 14, 2012 -- Alternative investment advocacy
group, Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA) claims that there is enough
evidence to suggest that further economic recovery is on its way in
Brazil and growth rates of 3-4 per cent can be expected in the coming
years.
A
large number of people put their cash into Brazil in the past few
years, as growth rates hit as high as 6 or 7 per cent. However,
growth fell to just 1.5 per cent this year and the economy has failed
to deliver in several areas, AAA has admitted. For example, those who
invested in its stock markets have seen a 5 per cent fall in values
in dollar terms and the value of its currency, the real, also took a
hit against the dollar this year.
However,
AAA claims that strategic government moves, such as the slashing of
interest rates to a record low of 7.25 per cent, have helped to get
recovery back on track. "Those who have investments in Brazil
will see strong returns over time," claimed AAA's analysis
partner, Anthony Johnson. He predicted that growth of between 3 and 4
per cent will return before too long.
AAA
supports a range of alternative investment products and funds, but
focuses on ethical options like impact investing and sustainable
forestry investment. "Brazil is a great place to invest in
forestry," explained Mr Johnson. "It has lush, fertile
conditions and there is a growing demand for sustainably produced
timber due to huge house building projects and infrastructure
investment in advance of the country hosting the FIFA World Cup and
the Olympics within the coming four years."
One
forestry investment option, run by Greenwood
Management, offers people that chance to invest in
their own piece of forestry plantation for as little as $15,000.
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