Brazil’s aircraft maker and AgustaWestland have announced that there are opportunities to sell equipment to the oil, executive transportation, and military industries.
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Demand for domestic and international flights in Brazil increased by a higher rate than supply last year.
Last week, Brazilian foreign trade registered its largest deficit for January, with US$ 1.7 billion, as a result of a drop in exports and expansion in imports.
New crude deposits contain the equivalent of one million barrels. The discovery took place in the province of Maysan, near the Iranian border.
The Focus survey shows that the market’s inflation growth estimate for this year is up to 5.65% from 5.53%.
With acquisition of distributor Federal Foods, in the Emirates, the Brazilian company seeks to control the chain of operations in the region, according to Foreign Market VP Antônio De Toni.
The meeting for ministers will discuss financing to small and medium businesses and cooperation between countries in various areas of economy.
National Petroleum Agency CEO says pre-salt layer exploration may drive foreign sales up to 1.5 million barrels per day. She also confirmed that the rate of ethanol in gasoline will increase.
Fund assesses the country’s economic performance and comes to the conclusion that non-oil sectors should grow 9% in 2013. The oil industry, in turn, should be up 0.4% this year.
The World Bank estimates that the economy of the Middle East and North Africa grew 3.8% last year. Forecasts in June 2012 pointed to growth of 0.6%.
The inflow of dollars into Brazil exceeds the outflow in January, up to the 11th, according to information disclosed by the Central Bank.
The evaluation is by the WTO and the OECD, who are releasing global trade statistics based on the value added to products of each country in products and services.
A survey conducted by the National Federation of Industry (CNI) shows that 85.4% of Brazilian enterprises will invest during 2013, the lowest rate in four years. The reason is ‘economic uncertainty.’
According to the International Monetary Fund, the country exported more and received a larger volume of remittances from overseas. Besides, the government is making reforms to the economy.
