A report from the International Labour Organization shows that the increase in total wages paid worldwide was mostly fuelled by G20 developing countries.
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As per FAO data, in November this year, the cost of foodstuffs in Brazil has remained stable for the third straight month.
In the year’s cumulative period from January to November, shipping is down 5.8% in comparison to the same period of last year. United Arab Emirates have purchased more than in 2013.
A review of the Arab country’s finances shows economic growth underpinned by a good crop and strong gold extraction, but warns of high indebtedness and the need to fight inflation.
A conference of North African countries is addressing the impact of the commodity’s low prices on regional economies and Libya’s attempts to resume exploration.
An Unctad study suggests that the amount corresponds to taxes collected by Israel and transferred to Palestinian treasury.
According to Brazil’s National Oil, Natural Gas and biofuels Agency, 2.98 million barrels of oil and natural gas were produced in the country in October.
Such is the amount handled by commercial banks. An Ernst & Young report also shows that by 2019, Islamic assets in Qatar, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, the UAE and Turkey will be US$ 1.8 trillion.
Foreign sales declined by 4.4% and revenues stood at US$ 206 million. Year-to-date, reveues were up 18.6%.
November saw a US$ 2.3 billion deficit in Brazil, and foreign sales declined by 25% from November 2013.
The Arab country and Brazil are among the countries recognized by the FAO last Sunday for their anti-hunger actions. The African country has slashed its malnutrition rate from 14.6% to 6.5%.
The training will begin on Monday (Dec. 1st) at Brasília’s Rio Branco Institute and is offered in partnership by the Federation of Muslim Associations in Brazil and the Brazilian Ministry of External Relations.
The country’s government needs to buy automatic train control equipment, according to information from the Egyptian Commercial Office in São Paulo.
Students from São Paulo’s Colégio Bandeirantes school were the first Brazilians ever to participate in a Formula 1 contest and received an accolade as the best rookie team.
