According to Brazil’s Finance Minister, Guido Mantega, the higher Brazilian rating by Moody’s shows how robust the country’s economy is.
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Embraer forecasts that the market for 30- to 120-seat aircraft will see a turnover of US$ 320 billion up until 2030. The greatest growth should come from the Middle East, Latin America and China.
The rating agency has increased the Brazilian grade from Baa3 to Baa2, with ‘Possible Upgrade’ perspective. The change took place due to the recent economic adjustment made in the country.
The Brazilian trade surplus reached US$ 11.1 billion from January until the third week of June, 50.9% more than in the same period of last year.
Symposium will be held this week at the organization’s headquarters, in Geneva, and its theme will be “Making trade and finance work for the people and the planet.’
According to projections announced by the minister of Tourism, Pedro Novais, the industry should account for 6% of the GDP by the end of the decade. Presently, the share is 3.5%.
The institution evaluates that emerging markets, like Brazil, have strong growth, but says that the United States, Japan and the Euro Zone have difficulties to retake economic growth.
An Institute of Applied Economic Research study with 170 international organisations shows a worse May than February evaluation, though still neutral: neither positive nor negative.
Oil and gas production by the Brazilian oil company Petrobras was 0.6% greater in May than in April. Last month, the company produced 2.361 million barrels of oil equivalent per day.
Satryani, a shoe producer from the city of Sapiranga, in Rio Grande do Sul, made its spring-summer collection based on Morocco. The country inspired colours and textures, among other elements.
The statement was made by the Brazilian minister of Finance, Guido Mantega, this Wednesday, referring to the country’s credit default swap market risk assessment.
Tourism sector enterprises that intend to invest in modernization, expansion or training may request a line of credit from the National Development Bank.
The statement was made by the president of the Brazilian Airport Infrastructure Company (Infraero), Gustavo do Vale. The budget, covering 13 airports, has been maintained at US$ 3,5 billion.
The route to Basra, inaugurated in February, exceeded the expectations of the carrier, which is increasing its supply of destinations in Iraq.
