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Brazil's Treasury issues its first-ever $2 billion ESG bond, aiming to support President Lula's ecological transition plan and establish a regulated carbon credit market. The bonds, maturing in 2031, are coordinated by banks Ita BBA, JPMorgan, and Santander, with proceeds primarily supporting the Climate Fund under BNDES' oversight. President Lula aims to improve Brazil's environmental track record and attract investment to the country.

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