World Economic Outlook Perspectives report, disclosed today, indicates that the Brazilian GDP will grow 7.5% in 2010, a rate 0.4% higher than in the previous projection, made in June.
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Bikinis and beach clothes by ‘areiabranca’, made in Ilhota, Santa Catarina, have already won the Europeans and North Americans. Now the company is working to supply an order of 9,000 items.
The region is one cattle farm after the other, clumps of woods and small cities. Heading west, however, the scenery changes due to mining, an activity explored by large companies like Vale.
This Tuesday, the Tax on Financial Operations concerning fixed income investment by foreigners was raised from 2% to 4%. The measure, however, should not drive foreign investors away.
With lower expansion of credit and without speculation, Islamic banks suffered less with the global economic crisis. They follow the laws of Islam and were the theme of a seminar in São Paulo.
ANBA is among a group of journalists travelling from São Paulo to Pará by car, to visit some of the main areas in the Amazon, like Carajás, Serra Pelada and Belo Monte.
The climate, sand, spices and precious stones of the Arab country inspired the colour schemes to be present in the 2011 summer campaign of the Brazilian brand.
The Arab House in Madrid will promote an event cycle focusing on Arab presence in Brazil. The Arab Brazilian Chamber secretary general Michel Alaby is a guest and will give a lecture on Monday.
Registration of motor vehicles in Brazil reached 3.8 million units from January to September this year, according to data supplied by the National Motor Vehicle Dealership Association (Fenabrave).
The country’s foreign sales generated US$ 18.8 billion in September against US$ 13.8 billion in the same month in 2009. The Brazilian trade balance had a US$ 1 billion surplus.
The dollar has dropped to the lowest value in the last two years this Thursday and is equivalent to 1.69 real. To analysts, however, the variation should not impact greatly on Brazilian foreign trade.
The Sustained Investment Program will set aside US$ 293 million for small and medium enterprises that export capital and consumer goods.
The new OTB Concepts shop, to open in the Kuwaiti capital on the 10th, should join fashion and art of Brazil and five other countries. Among the garment brands are Marcelu Ferraz, Zeferino and Osklen.
Artist Miriam Pires has made her talent into business and has become an exporter of artistic ecological paper. It is made from natural fibre and gets to the Untied States, Spain and France.
