This evaluation is by the president of the Brazilian Association of Listed Companies, Antonio Castro. In 2011, the market value of listed companies dropped US$ 114 billion.
Author: Agência Brasil
This was the business volume generated by trade delegations organized by the government of Brazil in 2011. In February, a trip will be promoted to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Up to December 23, the outflow of foreign currency from Brazil exceeded the inflow by US$ 2.1 billion.
The index measured by Getúlio Vargas Foundation rose from 110.7 points in November to 101.8 in December. This was the first growth this year.
Report Serasa Experian on Economic Perspectives signals expansion of the Brazilian GDP in the first quarter of 2012. In the latter months of 2011 there was stagnation.
The Brazilian electric energy company invested US$ 4.3 billion up to November. The total should reach US$ 4.8 billion by the end of the year.
Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega said that Brazil should consolidate itself as the world’s sixth largest economy, ahead of the UK, and may climb further in future.
A study disclosed by English newspapers shows that Brazil should exceed Great Britain late this year to become one of the largest economic powers.
Cesário Melantonio Neto, the ambassador to Cairo, will become special envoy to the region, including Turkey and Iran, in January. His work will be based on the defence of dialogue.
Once the world’s largest open-air mine, it will be entirely mechanized and explored by the Canadian company Colossus in partnership with a local miners cooperative.
The Bank of Brazil supplied US$ 17 billion in export financing from January until December 15th. The institution is the leading financer of foreign sales in the country.
While discussing next year’s perspectives, Finance minister Guido Mantega said there will be more jobs for the population. The government will work to prevent contagion by the international crisis.
Declining activity and uncertainty stemming from the world economy have caused Brazilian businessmen to revise their outlook for next year downwards.
Micro and small companies in São Paulo should end 2011 with a 3.5% increase in revenues compared with last year, according to a Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service (Sebrae) survey.
