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Worst Results after 1991. The government failed to control inflation. As of today, 599 companies have declared the results. Out of 599: 🟢*338 have reported positive results.* 🔴*241 have reported negative results*. 🟠*30 have given neutral results

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The government’s inability to control inflation is clearly taking a toll on corporate earnings, leading to negative results for a significant portion of companies

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