A delegation from the Arab country on a trip to Brazil toured the seaport’s facilities and were impressed. The group also visited port operator Codesp alongside Arab Brazilian Chamber professionals.
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Perfume shop Al Zahra is holding lectures across Brazil to raise awareness about the noble ingredient that’s the basis of Arab perfumery. The next event will take place in Espírito Santo.
Four facilities operated by the Minas Gerais state utility have been auctioned this Wednesday in the São Paulo Stock Exchange. The funds will cover part of Brazil’s fiscal deficit.
Spending during international travelling totaled USD 1.745 billion in August, an increase of 35% over the same month of last year.
Brazil’s external accounts reported a deficit from January to August, but it was much smaller than the one in the same period of 2016, when it stood at USD 13 billion.
According to the Arab country’s minister of Energy, international sales of the commodity were reduced by 10% in the last two months, as part of an OPEC agreement.
The debt stock, including internal and external indebtedness, increased 1.87% last month over July.
The Brazilian Central Bank’s Focus Bulletin issued this Monday (25) shows that consumer prices are seen by financial market players falling short of the bottom end of the target range, which is 3%.
The horse racing venue is hosting an event for the city’s Arab colony on Saturday (23), featuring special races and recreational activities for the families.
Al Zahra is celebrating on Saturday (23) the second anniversary of its first outlet, in São Paulo’s Jardins neighborhood.
The August preview of an index from Brazilian think tank Fundação Getulio Vargas reached 92.3 on a 0-200 scale, in a 0.1 percentage point increase.
This Thursday (21) saw the organization host the event ‘Acontece Indústria: The Future of Labor,’ the first in a series that will address innovation, creativity and technology.
The waterway in Egypt saw USD 470.6 million in revenue in August, with ship throughput increasing by 4.5%.
The organization reviewed their growth forecast for this year from 2.4% to 3.6% due mainly to the acceleration of trade flows in Asia and North America.
