The rate concerns the first half of 2011 when compared with the same period of 2010. Foreign sales reached US$ 2.746 billion. Arabs are among the leading buyers.
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The Economic and Social Development Council will have partnerships with Algeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to exchange experiences and promote representative exchange.
Procable Energy and Telecommunciations, from São Paulo, should open, together with the Japanese Fujikura, a cable production unit in Rio Grande do Sul.
The Brazilian oil company’s foreign currency debt rating has gone from Baa1 to A3. The company claims that this will enable it to raise funds in better conditions.
France loaned 45 million euros to the Arab country for financial restructuring and balancing of the local electricity sector.
Volkswagen Brazil has already manufactured six million engines at its unit, opened in 1996. At the facility, 3,100 complete engines and 300 partial ones are made each day.
American Airlines announces the purchase of 460 new jets from the United States-based Boeing and the European Airbus.
Rio de Janeiro-based company Lemnos Metais will invest US$ 20.8 million in a processing unit for recyclable aluminium, copper and plastic residue in the city of Sarzedo, in the state of Minas Gerais.
The Arab country recorded the third highest growth rate among the leading targets of Brazilian shoe exports in the first half. Saudi Arabia recorded the fourth largest increase.
The products made using golden grass by artisans from Jalapão, in the state of Tocantins, will have the certificate, which may generate even more income.
The intention was expressed by the new country’s vice president, Riek Machar, to the Brazilian Foreign Relations minister, Antonio Patriota. The UN recognized the African nation as its 193rd member.
The company extracted more than 2.6 million barrels of oil and gas per day in its operations in Brazil and overseas.
The event should take place next week during Saitex, the largest fair in the food sector on the African continent. Exporters want to refute a dumping accusation.
Prices should not drop in coming years as offer will not accompany global demand.
