Brazil exported USD 59 billion worth of goods from January to July, an all-time high for the period.
Author: From the Newsroom
The Jerusalem Institute hosted the 3rd Coffee Race and Walk in the historic Santa Elisa farm last Sunday.
The company’s exports to the region reached 2.3% of the total in the year’s first half. Exports to Africa also increased.
The budget deficit of the Arab country shrank to SAR 7.3 billion (USD 1.97 billion) in Q2 2018. In Q1 2018, it was SAR 34.4 billion (USD 9.29 billion).
The coastal town in Southern Jordan saw 477,000 visitors in the first half of this year.
Sales from Brazil to the Arab country totaled USD 6.46 million from January to July, a decline of 17.4% over the same period of 2017.
The second auction of the Brazilian federal government’s stake in production-sharing contracts will be held on the 31st at the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
From January to July, 104,600 units were sold in the Arab country, 89,100 of which were imports.
The North American currency ended the Friday at BRL 3.707, while the Ibovespa reached 81,435 points, its highest point since May 22.
The index which tracks activity dropped from 46 points in June to 45.4 in July.
The National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) said output averaged 3.3 million boed in June.
The emirate set an all-time high number of international visitors from January to June 2018. In 2017, the tourism sector generated USD 29.6 billion.
The month saw 463,100 tons worth of chicken shipped from Brazil. The resumption of sales in the wake of a trucker strike and normalization of statistics from the Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services led to the record-breaking result.
Last month, 306,700 units were sold in the country. Year-to-date, sales have reached almost 2 million.
