Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro announced a slate of new economic advisers Tuesday, including economist and former minister Adolfo Sachsida, Bloomberg reported, citing a campaign statement.

Sachsida, who served as energy minister and economic policy secretary under former President Jair Bolsonaro, will join the team drafting the conservative candidate's economic plan, the report said.

Daniella Marques, former head of a state-owned bank who joined the campaign in June, remains a spokesperson on economic policy, the report said, citing a person close to the campaign.

Bolsonaro's campaign also announced several other additions, according to the report.