By Raymond Colitt
BRASILIA |
Wed Jun 1, 2011 5:55pm EDT
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil welcomed the Mexican central bank chief's candidacy for the IMF's top job on Wednesday as a step forward for emerging economies but stopped short of offering an endorsement, saying it needed more time to decide which candidate to back.
Agustin Carstens is in Brazil on the third leg of a global tour to drum up support for his underdog candidacy to lead the
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