The shipping company’s vessels will make stops at ports in Morocco, Algeria, Ukraine, Romania, Turkey and Malta.
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Industrial production in Brazil grew in the first six months of the year. It was the best result for this period since 2013.
Volume extracted from the pre-salt on the Brazilian cost in June exceeded post-salt’s volume for the first time.
The Brazilian airplane manufacturer saw adjusted net income more than double in quarter two this year, with revenue going up 19%. It delivered 59 units.
The consolidated public sector, which includes the Federal government, states and counties, registered a BRL 19.5 billion (USD 6.27 billion) deficit in June. It was the worst result of the historical series.
Index by Fundação Getulio Vargas declined 6.5 points this month over June and stood at 136 points. Uncertainty, however, remains high.
The manufacturing unit in the Relizane area is the carmaker’s first in the Arab country, the outcome of a partnership with the local group Sovac.
Concession contracts of the airports of Fortaleza, Porto Alegre, Salvador and Florianópolis will be signed this Friday (28) with payment at sight.
The UAE-based airline posted USD 1.8 billion in losses last year, primarily due to fuel hedge contracts and depreciation of aircraft and other assets.
The Brazilian mining company saw its revenues and profit go down in Q2 of this year. The Middle East accounted for 2.9% of the company’s businesses.
The Brazilian Central Bank (BC) reduced the benchmark interest rates from 10.25% to 9.25% per year, below two-digit number for the first time in almost four years.
Foreign sales of capital goods from Brazil increased year-on-year from January to June, 2017. In June alone, sales also went up, by 8.2%.
Weak revenue numbers were one of the reasons for the widest primary deficit on record for a first half in Brazil.
USD 6.05 billion worth of goods were shipped from Brazil to Middle East and North Africa countries in the first half of the year. Sales to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Algeria were up by over 10%.
