The Brazilian institution will start the first edition of a census of foreign capital in the country. Enterprises in which foreigners own direct stakes are required to submit a statement.
Author: Agência Brasil
President Dilma Rousseff started on Wednesday (25), in London, a campaign to promote Brazil abroad, pointing out tourism, technology, culture and hospitality in the country.
Foreign direct investment in Brazil reached US$ 6.3 billion on Friday and may exceed US$ 7 billion by the end of the month.
Consumption during international travels reached US$ 1.6 billion in June. It is the lowest result for the month since 2010.
The Brazilian Central Bank president Alexandre Tombini has stated that economic growth will go on a new direction in the coming quarters, at an annualized growth rate of 4%.
The debt grew 2.53% due to the US$ 4.9 billion issue that the Brazilian Development Bank made. Total debt is US$ 937 billion.
The evaluation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) disclosed on Friday shows that the economy of Brazil should grow 4% in the last quarter of 2012, mainly due to domestic trade.
The Brazilian Foreign Ministry (Itamaraty) has temporarily allocated personnel from the embassy in Damascus to Beirut, but informs that it will not shut down its office in Syria.
The Brazilian government has devised a plan to evacuate its citizens living in the Arab country due to the escalation of violence.
The outflow of dollars exceeded the inflow by US$ 212 million this month up to Friday, according to the Central Bank.
The organisation has lowered its forecast for Brazilian growth this year. Now the estimate is 2.5%, half a percentage point below the previous estimate. For 2013, the IMF expects expansion of 4.6%.
There was 0.02% retraction in Brazilian economic activity in May as against April, according to a Central Bank of Brazil index. There were also reductions in January and March.
This Wednesday, the company announced the discovery of a heavy crude reserve in the post-salt layer of the Basin of Espírito Santo.
The National Confederation of Industry believes that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Brazil should grow 2.1% this year. The prior projection was 3%.
