The result in February 2014 is down 19.8% from February 2013, but up from January this year.
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According to a poll of financial institutions conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank, the country’s economy should be up 1.68% in 2014. The prior projection was 1.70%.
Agreement provides for Iraqi oil to be taken to Jordan. From there, product will be transported to Egypt to be refined and exported to African countries.
Next month, Brazil will start exporting the 2013/2014 crop. Still, commodities’ prices and oil and oil products’ imports should impact upon agricultural sector performance in 2014.
LBCI is featuring a series of shows on personalities of Lebanese ascent. Episodes with Michel Temer and Amyr Klink have aired. On Friday, São Paulo city mayor Fernando Haddad will be in the spotlight.
Deficit last year was US$ 2.1 bn, the biggest since the beginning of the historical series, in 1994. This year, the balance is negative in US$ 6.1 bn.
Watch in this episode: Arab ambassadors visit the state of Bahia; the Unesco Sultan Qaboos Prize for Environmental Preservation; the cosmetics market in Brazil; and a visit to Cuiabá, one of the Brazilian cities that will host the World Cup.
US dollar inflows exceeded outflows in February. In January, a US$ 1.6 billion surplus was recorded.
Industry sales have increased in the first two months this year from the same period in 2013, according to the National Motor Vehicle Distributors Association (Fenabrave).
Amanda Magalhães chose to live in the United Arab Emirates after visiting the city in 2005. Two years later she converted to Islam. Now, she works at events and assists Brazilians in moving in.
The northern region of the country saw the highest increase in foreign sales in January, up 5.6% from January last year.
The World Bank has announced a program to support the transition into democracy in the Arab country. The bank’s vice president Inger Andersen paid a visit to the country.
According to the OECD, exports and imports in G7 and Brics countries have risen by 2.1% and 0.9%, respectively, in quarter four 2013.
Brazil’s BNDES posted US$ billion in net income in 2013, virtually the same as in 2012. The insolvency rate was the lowest ever at 0.01%.
