BRASILIA, (Reuters) – China has put its relations with Latin America’s largest economy back on track by sending Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff home with billions of dollars in pledged investments, showing its economic clout and easing, for now, Brazil’s concerns over trade imbalances.
The Asian giant’s showering of business deals on Rousseff contrasts sharply with last month’s trip to Brazil by U.S. President Barack Obama, who offered much praise for Brazil’s rising economy but few concrete agreements.
Rousseff had gone to China with complaints from Brazilian manufacturers ringing in her ears about a wave of cheap imports that have
