The company Invicta exports to Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Lebanon. Buyers from the Middle East import from the simplest to the most sophisticated models.
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The total amount held back reached US$ 22.8 billion and will be cut from, mainly, the investments planned by the Growth Acceleration Program.
According to the airlines’ association, the increase in demand in April was of 3.09% over the same period of last year. The seat capacity increased 1.31%.
In a speech in Rio de Janeiro, the managing director of the international Monetary Fund said the country is taking the necessary measures to steer the economy back to growth.
In a social project of a municipality in Pernambuco state, seven craftsmen manufacture wooden toy cars and games that are sold via internet. Pieces were already exported to Europe.
The Brazilian federal government’s policy-making arm for international trade has slashed import rates on goods used in manufacturing textiles, lamps and herbicides.
A report from the organization mentions the country as a reference, alongside Peru, Mexico, Argentina and Chile, but warns that Latin America remains one of the most unequal regions in the world.
A survey from the Brazilian Central Bank shows a slowdown from February. Year-on-year, there was an even bigger retraction at 2.7%.
The country posted a US$ 5.14 billion deficit year-to-date through April, down 27.5% from the comparable period in 2014.
Middle East Airlines – Airliban signed a purchase agreement for a Legacy 500, with an option for another unit. The plane is due for delivery by the end of the year and will be used in chartered flights.
The Gulf-based airline will have aircrew selection events in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, respectively on May 30th and June 2nd.
The stand-by arrangement has been extended for seven months, until December 31st, to allow more time for reforms implementation. The country has received US$ 1.15 billion from the Fund so far.
The volume of gas and oil produced in April by the company, in Brazil and abroad, reached 2.78 million of barrels of oil equivalent per day.
The UN agency believes transnational corporations (TNCs) will be more willing to invest from this year on, as a result of the expected rebound of the world economy.
