An indicator from think tank Fundação Getulio Vargas edged up in the fourth from the third quarter. The best-performing economies in the region were Paraguay, Uruguay and Colombia.
Author: Agência Brasil
The group comprising Russia, India, China and South Africa, in addition to Brazil, expressed support of Brazil’s bid for a seat as a rotating member of the United Nations Security council in 2022 for 2023.
Last month saw exports from Brazil increase month-to-month and year-to-year, to 35,000 units.
The Brazilian company saw smaller losses in Q3 2020, despite the time of uncertainty that affects the oil industry. The company’s CEO described the performance as excellent.
A team from Universidade Federal Fluminense is in the finals of the CO2 Minus Challenge, for innovative projects designed to offset carbon emissions at oilfields.
A request for proposal due out this Thursday (15) will seek private sector players looking to manage Brazilian parks Aparados da Serra and Serra Geral, at the Santa Catarina-Rio Grande do Sul state border.
The International Monetary Fund expects the Brazilian GDP to shrink by 5.8% this year. The former forecast had been 9.1%.
Imports dropped faster than exports, driving a USD 6 billion surplus in September.
The African continent has stood out with low coronavirus infection and death rates than elsewhere in the world. Possible reasons include a young population, carryover immunity from other diseases and lower international travel rates.
A new ruling has exceptionally extended, for one year, duty drawbacks designed to make Brazilian exporters more competitive.
Half of Brazil’s tour operators have sold packages for November and December. The most popular destinations are Brazil’s Northeast and Portugal.
A bill passed in Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies that changes gas pipeline exploration law. The subject will move forward for consideration by Senate.
Facilities will be on offer for commercial purposes in Brazil’s Santos Dumont Airport (SDU), in Rio de Janeiro, and Congonhas Airport (CGH), in São Paulo.
Foreign investment by Brazilian individuals and businesses exceeded USD 500 billion for the first time ever last year.
