United States jobs creation data caused the country’s currency to debase. The São Paulo Stock Exchange closed slightly up.
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Unesco inscribed one more Iraqi archeological city on the list of World Heritage in Danger, due to damage inflicted by armed groups. Ashur and Samara are already on the list.
The World Food Programme announced a reduction in assistance to refugees from Syria in Lebanon and Jordan. The organization needs US$ 139 million to help people in five different countries.
The International Monetary Fund says the North African country is recovering from the secession from South Sudan, but conflicts in the neighboring country threaten oil revenues.
In the first five months of this year, the volume of wood panels shipped abroad from Brazil also increased, but foreign sales of paper remained flat, according to the industry association.
Palestinian-Israeli conflict awareness raising association is accepting registrations until August 10th from Brazilian university students interested in doing an immersion in 2016. The program has a cost.
Construction Confidence Index increased 0.1% in June after a decline in May. Businessmen from the sector estimate improved economic situation in six months.
The Brazilian government issued a statement in which it ‘deplores’ the series of terrorist attacks that ‘keep claiming innocent lives in different parts of the world.’
The document determines the activities of the Catholic Church in the Palestinian territories and defends a peaceful and negotiated solution for two states in the region.
The World Bank is granting US$ 2 million to Palestine and the UN will provide US$ 25 million for purchasing medication to Yemen conflict victims.
In 2014, the value of foreign sales of oil by member countries stood below US$ 1 trillion for the first time in four years.
A report from Unctad shows a worldwide decline due to a fraught global economic scenario. Developing countries saw stronger inflows than wealthy ones.
The Brazilian federal government announced a program designed to spur foreign trade this Wednesday and chose 32 priority countries, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Algeria.
The increase took place in Q1, according to the World Trade Organization. Exports went up 0.4% while imports increased 0.9%.
