 Brazils Senate approved on Thursday evening a bill to limit interest rates charged on credit card debt and overdraft lines, a move aimed at helping consumers suffering the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, but that could weigh on banks 2020 profit. Lawmakers proposed a cap of 30 per year on debt rolled over on credit cards and overdraft lines for all loans extended by banks from March until the end of state of emergency declared by Brazils government. The current average interest rate for overdraft lines is 110 and for rolled-over credit card debt it stands at 300. 