The rate of foreign-made components in industrial consumption was 21.9% in Q3, up 0.8 percentage point from Q3 2013 and an all-time high.
Author: Agência Brasil
Such was the rate of growth in Brazil in September, as per an index from the Brazilian Central Bank. The economy also picked up in August and July.
The physician of Lebanese descent served as general director of the Arab community-founded Heart Hospital of São Paulo. A cardiologist, he was an expert in cardiac surgery.
The United States currency reached its highest price in Brazil since April 18th, 2005 this Friday. The currency has climbed 4.92% month-to-date and 10.32% year-to-date.
In Brazil, six states are home to 70% of industries; in agriculture, the same rate is spread across eight states.
The score in a poll conducted by Fundação Getúlio Vargas has gone from 55 to 57 points, fuelled by expectations regarding the future outlook.
The United States currency ended the week selling for 2.563 Brazilian reais, the highest value since April 20th, 2005. To date in 2014, the dollar has appreciated by 8.73%.
A study from the National Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association projects a 140% increase in number of automobiles compared with 2013. The calculations are based on a 3% annual GDP growth rate.
The increment took place in October from September, according to a Brazilian Central Bank index. The calculation considers the variation in cost of internationally traded staples, denominated in Brazilian reais.
The sum paid by public and private companies to 84.7 million workers, retirees and pensioners in Brazil will be 10.1% higher than last year, according to the Inter-Union Department of Statistics and Socioeconomic Studies (Dieese).
Daily oil output was 2.36 million barrels, up 12.6% from September 2013. In September from August 2014, production increased by 1.4%.
In Brazil, the sector grossed 0.8% more than it did in August. Use of installed capacity and the number of hours worked also grew during the month.
An agreement will allow importers and exporters from both countries to make and receive payments in Brazil’s real or Uruguay’s peso, without the need for foreign exchange contracts.
Brazilian financial institutions see a 0.24% growth for the country’s economy this year. Last week, the estimate stood at 0.27%.
