Archaeologist Ahmad Serieh, former Museums national director in Syria and Arab-Syrian Cultural Center director in Brazil, will discuss Syrians museums and archaeological sites next Sunday (23) in São Paulo.
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The bank revised up from USD 53 to USD 55 its forecast on the average price per barrel for next year. The price of commodities in general should go up.
According to statistics institute, the product most recently included was coffee from the region of Pinhal, São Paulo state. The certification attests that the item was produced in a certain region.
There was a 0.91% drop over July, in the widest month-on-month reduction since May 2015, the Brazilian Central Bank has reported.
The Brazilian monetary authority slashed the benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage point, to 14% per annum. The move came as a result of a reversal of the food price hike.
A survey by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) shows that diesel was the product that yielded the most revenue for Brazilian industry in 2014.
The Leading Economic Index (IACE) rose 1.3% in September over August. It anticipates the economy’s trend in the short term. It was the eighth consecutive increase.
Brazilian foreign trade is on a streak of back-to-back surpluses. Last week saw exports exceed imports by USD 662 million.
Financial institutions polled by the Brazilian Central Bank believe the benchmark rate will be slashed following a meeting this week. The rate is seen ending this year at 13.5% and the next one at 11%.
The country sold 3,889 units abroad from January to September, generating USD 334,000 in revenues.
Prices will be down 3.2% for wholesale gasoline and 2.7% for diesel. Whether or not consumers will pay less for their fuel will be up to the retailers.
The Federal Revenue Service notes that the rule applies to all regular scheduled air services companies, both cargo and passengers, even in the case of payments made to low-tax countries.
The deficit from January to September of this year was around USD 4.2 billion.
A bilateral agreement signed last week allows the country to make loans to the Fund if needed.
