The volume shipped went up 7% over the same month of last year, according to data released by ABPA. In Q1, there’s still a little decline in sales.
Author: From the Newsroom
The money given by international donors during conference in Kuwait will go to UN’s programs of humanitarian aid.
The commodities index calculated by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations continues to register decline in food prices due to availability and appreciated dollar.
In a review of the Gulf country’s economy, the IMF says the growth rate is high and inflation is low, but warns of low oil products prices and sees challenges over the medium term.
Petrobras clinches loan, stock go up and impact the performance of the São Paulo Stock Exchange. Dollar drops.
The tax was reduced to 2% in the case of 263 capital goods and 18 telecommunications and computing products.
The United Nations agency for food and agriculture says that 9.8 million people from the Arab country live in a food insecurity situation.
ABDI has registrations open until April 22th for the 2nd Award Diaspora Brazil, which will choose prominent expatriates in the areas of health, business and communication and information technology.
In 2014, the bank posted a net profit of R$ 8.6 billion (US$ 2.6 billion). Institution says, however, that registered losses with Petrobras performance.
A study from the Brazilian Forum of Hotel Operators (FOHB), released by the Ministry of Tourism, estimates that the country will have 630 new hotels in the next six years.
An online blog launched by Lebanon’s Institute for Palestine Studies features exposés on issues such as human rights, the fallout from conflict and other topics. Art and culture are also in the spotlight.
Leaders of countries from North Africa and Middle East will meet in Egypt on Saturday (28th) and Sunday (29th) for annual meeting. Security and economy are some of the issues to be discussed.
United Nations estimates that the number of asylum application requested in the developed countries reached 866,000 last year, the highest since the Balkan War.
Report released this Thursday (26th) indicates that prices will go up 7.9% this year and that the economy will shrink 0.5%.
