In February, there was an activity increase in the sector in eight states, along with a decline in six others, according to the IBGE.
Browsing: Economy
Credit rating agency stated, through press release, that the sector’s performance was good in 2014, but expects challenges for 2015.
The International Monetary Fund assesses the expansion of investments made according to Islam rules and shows that the volume is expanding, just as the importance of the Gulf’s countries.
Adus will hold charity bazaar on April 11th and 12th in São Paulo. Institution offers assistance to 300 foreigners, among them Syrians. The public can buy clothing and footwear and try Arab dishes.
Survey conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank with the financial market signals a drop on the Gross Domestic Product for 2015 due, mainly, to the industry’s performance.
Manager will coordinate the institution’s activities and budget, which belongs to the Brazilian embassy in Beirut. Candidates need to have a residence legal permit in Lebanon. Registrations are open until April 15th.
Unique Travel Collection divulges tour operators from Jordan and the UAE to tourism and media industries in Brazil. The company is also interested in serving customers in Morocco.
In a review of the Gulf country’s economy, the IMF says the growth rate is high and inflation is low, but warns of low oil products prices and sees challenges over the medium term.
Petrobras clinches loan, stock go up and impact the performance of the São Paulo Stock Exchange. Dollar drops.
The Brazilian trade balance was positive in US$ 458 million in the month. Year-to-date, the deficit stands at US$ 5.557 billion.
The tax was reduced to 2% in the case of 263 capital goods and 18 telecommunications and computing products.
The rise was of 3.2% in February over January. In the first two months, there was an increase of 8.8% over the same period of last year.
This figure includes government accounts from the federal, state and county levels, and from state-owned companies. The negative result occurred in February, after a surplus in January.
ABDI has registrations open until April 22th for the 2nd Award Diaspora Brazil, which will choose prominent expatriates in the areas of health, business and communication and information technology.
