Data from the IBGE shows a decline of 1.4% from May and of 6.9% from June last year.
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By September, 25 airlines will be flying internationally in new concourse at the airport.
The Consumer Expectation Index was up 3% in July from June, as per a survey from the National Confederation of Industry.
Federal, state, municipal governments and state-owned companies posted a combined deficit of US$ 937.39 million in June for the second consecutive month. In May the negative balance was at US$ 4.93 billion.
Brazilian industry exports amounted to US$ 6.6 billion in the first half, an all-time high for the period.
The result in June was the worst ever for the month, with a deficit of roughly US$ 870.7 million posted by the National Treasury, Social Security and Central Bank. In the first half, the surplus declined by 50.1%.
Dollar outflow surpassed inflow by US$ 4.68 billion in Brazil by July 25th.
The idea behind ‘Fashion Beyond Summer’ will be worked upon by the Brazilian industry abroad. The objective is to include ‘quality’ to the image of Brazilian products, commonly associated with happiness, beaches and landscapes.
Watch in this episode: A lecture by economist José Roberto Mendonça de Barros; Arabian horses are back to the São Paulo Jockey Club; Brazilian imports of seafood; company Athletic; and the city of Recife.
The increase took place in the first half this year from the same period in 2013, according to the Brazilian Piped Gas Distributors Association (Abegás).
The sum was invested in 40 locations over the course of three and a half years, according to the Civil Aviation Secretariat. Another US$ 169 million should be spent in improvements at 270 other facilities.
The funds will be available as a precautionary and liquidity line, meaning the country is not obliged to withdraw the funds, but may employ them on an as-needed basis.
The entire output, 200,000 barrels, originated from the only field in operation, Chinguetti. The country is mineral resource-rich, but half the population lives on agriculture and livestock farming.
Financial institutions have once again revised down the economic growth estimate for Brazil in 2014, this time to 0.9%.
