Galeão, in Rio de Janeiro, and Confins, in Belo Horizonte, should be transferred to the private initiative at an auction at the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
Author: Agência Brasil
Brazil’s state-owned BNDES posted US$ 2.093 billion in net income year-to-date through September. Insolvency rate is the lowest in five years.
The index measured by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation rose from 3.8 points in July to 4.8 points in October. It is based on specialists’ reviews of the country’s financial conditions.
The auction will take place next Monday. A total of 429 projects have been accredited, mostly for wind power generation.
According to a research by the IBGE, Brazil should produce 184.2 million tonnes of grain, leguminous and oleaginous plants, 1.4% less than in the crop this year.
At COP-19, the UN climate conference due next week in Poland, Brazil will present several proposals, including for wealthier countries to raise their targets.
Carmakers operating in Brazil produced 323,776 units in October, a lower volume than in the previous month, when production totalled had 332,867 vehicles.
Brazil’s Federal Revenue has simplified the process for clearing foreign sales by automatizing document submission and reducing clarification requirements. Measures apply as of this Tuesday (5).
Outbound and inbound goods amounted to a combined 85.7 million tonnes year-to-date through September, according to ports authority Codesp. The facility shipped out 26.5% of all exports from Brazil.
Financial institutions approached by the Central Bank of Brazil believe that the country’s economy should grow 2.5% this year. For next year, the forecast is 2.13%.
The Brazilian balance of trade posted a deficit in October as a result of US$ 22.8 billion in exports and US$ 23 billion in imports.
Output grew in September from August, according to the Institute of Geography and Statistics. September-on-September, the rate was up 2%.
The outflow of dollars from Brazil has exceeded the inflow this month up to last Friday, according to Central Bank figures.
The company’s president Graça Foster has said that in years to come, production will see more investment than exploration.
