Results from third quarter 2014 show net profit of R$ 3.087 billion (US$ 1.196 billion), but didn’t account for charges against earnings caused by the corruption scandal revealed by the Federal Police.
Author: From the Newsroom
In Brazil, dollar inflow outgains outflow in US$ 662 million in January. Surplus was the result of the financial market performance.
Last year, 70.4 million tourists went through the city’s terminals. The movement of people in international flights was world-best.
The Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has delivered five ATR 72-600 leased aircraft to the airline. This was the first transaction between the two.
University students can submit texts in any of the organization’s six official languages, including Arabic. The winners will participate in activities over a week in New York.
According to the Brazilian Central Bank, loans stood under last year’s expected target of 12%. For 2015, the estimation stayed the same.
In 2014, 2.1 million oil barrels were processed per day on average. The volume represents a high of 1.7% over 2013.
In the fourth week of January, imports exceeded exports again in Brazil. Month-to-date, the trade deficit stands at US$ 2.330 billion.
A Brazilian Central Bank poll of financial institutions indicates that prices should be up 6.99% this year. Estimates for the economy have worsened.
Footwear fair was visited by 1,805 foreigners. Kuwaiti and Bahrainian businessmen were offered support by the event’s promoters.
This Friday, prime minister Habib Essid has announced the list of ministers and secretaries of state, nearly three months after the October elections.
The net result from Brazil’s transactions with other countries was negative by US$ 91 billion last year. International travel spending was also an all-time high.
Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud passed away early this Friday. The monarch was hospitalized since December with pneumonia. His half-brother, Salman, is the new ruler.
The goal was announced by president Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi at the World Economic Forum. The country’s GDP should be up 3.8% in 2015, according to the IMF.
