The Brazilian president spoke first at the opening of the 63rd General Assembly of the United Nations, in New York. A solution must emerge from multilateral forums, he said.
Author: Agência Brasil
Brasília – The Brazilian trade surplus reached US$ 839 million in the third week of September, and totals US$ 2.391 billion so far this month. The figures were supplied by the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade. In the week, exports reached US$ 4.355 billion and imports, US$ 3.516 billion. In the accumulated
The disbursements made by the Brazilian Development Bank grew 31%. The sector that received most financing was infrastructure, especially in the sectors of land transport and electric energy.
The tender will take place in December and involves continental areas only, 100 of which are located in mature basins, and the remainder are considered new exploratory frontiers, according to the ANP.
The information was supplied by the executive manager for Pre-Salt Exploration and Production at Petrobras, José Formigli.
Surplus up until the 12th was US$ 4.3 billion. In the whole of last month, the difference between dollar inflow and outflow in Brazil was nearly US$ 2 billion.
This information was disclosed by the Supply and Refining director at the Brazilian oil company, Paulo Roberto Costa. According to him, the organisation should expand diesel production.
Brasília – The Brazilian trade surplus (exports minus imports) reached US$ 1.257 billion in the second week of September, as a result of US$ 5.073 billion in foreign sales and US$ 3.816 billion in foreign purchases. So far this month, the surplus has reached US$ 1.552 billion, with exports of US$ 9.626 billion and imports
Funds will be applied to the lorries and buses division until 2012.
Edison Lobão, for Mines and Energy, stated that the country is going to build from 50 to 60 plants over the next 50 years. He made the statements when visiting the site in which Angra 3 will be built.
Agricultural activities, the field of civil construction and public expenses were the main boosters of growth of 6.1% in the Brazilian economy in the second quarter.
The expansion rate concerns the comparison with the same period of last year. In the second quarter of 2008, the GDP increased 6.1% over April to June, 2007.
Rio de Janeiro – The actual payroll of industry workers in Brazil has increased by 1.3% in July compared with the month of June. In the comparison with July 2007, the expansion was 6.9%. The survey was disclosed today (9th) by the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics (IBGE). Industry wage increase, which reached 7.4%
