Demand increased in November from October in Brazil, according to a survey conducted by Serasa Experian. The biggest increment came from large businesses.
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Brazil exported USD 4.2 billion and imported USD 2.6 billion worth of goods last week. Average daily foreign sales were up 12%, with purchases down 6.5%.
A Brazilian Central Bank poll of financial institutions shows that inflation is expected to rise this year and in the next as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shrinks.
Language students from Unifesp, in Guarulhos, São Paulo, who taught Portuguese classes to the immigrants, have built a web portal featuring statements, interviews and photographs.
Brazil’s Development, Industry and Foreign Trade minister Armando Monteiro Neto said Brazil could see a USD 30 billion surplus as finished goods exports go up. He believes president Rousseff will not be impeached.
Three sections of the Port of Santos were leased for the next 25 years. Winners will be required to make investments.
US dollar inflows to Brazil were higher than outflows in November and in the first four days of December, the Central Bank reported.
Brazil grossed USD 3.04 billion from exports last week and imported USD 2.2 billion worth of goods. The country ran trade surpluses in the week and year-to-date.
From January to November in Brazil, 1,212,075 units were made, down 15% from a year ago. However, sales bounced back in November and the industry is expecting the economy to improve next year.
Output dropped in ten out of 14 states monitored by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics in October from September. The poorest performances were those of Pará, Paraná, Espírito Santo and Amazonas.
The country is negotiating loans of USD 1 billion with the World Bank and USD 500 million with the African Development Bank.
The estimate from the Brazilian Central Bank’s Focus Bulletin, a poll of financial institutions, increased for the 12th straight week.
Leather items by Rio Grande do Sul state-based company Nordweg are handmade and have lifelong guarantee. The products are sold to end consumers and have been shipped to the United Arab Emirates.
Adus, an organization that caters to people who have been given asylum in Brazil, is holding a Christmas bazaar sale on December 12th and 13th in São Paulo. The money will go to helping refugees.
