REUTERS.
Brasil finance minister Guido Mantegna, the chief executive of state-run Banco do Brasil, prodded private-sector banks to increase lending and lower interest rates to further the country's economic rebound.
He accused private banks in Brazil of putting profits ahead the nation's economy and said they should lower borrowing costs or risk losing market share.
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