Foreign sales from Brazil climbed 17.5% in November from November 2015. The year-to-date trade surplus was USD 43.3 billion, the highest ever for the period.
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Production in Brazil averaged 2.624 million barrels a day, gas included, up 9% from October 2015. In October from September, however, output was down 1.8%.
The National Federation of Industry reported a drop in October from September. Year-on-year in October, revenue plummeted by 18%.
Such is the total amount of loans, grants and investments announced at Tunisia 2020, an event held over the past two days in Tunis.
It was the 7th consecutive quarter-on-quarter contraction according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). Brazil’s Ministry of Finance points to corporate indebtedness as the cause.
The organization approved a 4.5% cut starting January 2017. The commodity prices climbed by around 8% in the United States and London.
Production of the new model is expected to start mid-2018. The announcement was made during the event Tunisia 2020.
Company Elaiá has newfound clients in both of the North African Arab countries, with several orders placed in the past six months.
The money will go into the carmaker’s Porto Feliz, São Paulo unit, where engines for its Etios models are made. The facility will also start making Corolla engines.
The move applies to frozen whole chicken through May 31 2017. The reason is an increase in prices charged for locally-made product.
The hallmark event in Rio de Janeiro will feature Arab folk dance performances and handicraft from Egypt, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia.
Price increase in October was 0.1%, below the 0.47% registered in September, and the 1.77% registered in October of last year. The data is from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
A seminar will take place on Wednesday (30) in the external auditorium of Brazil’s Superior Court of Justice. The realities of labor and immigrant laws will be covered.
The country’s government and entrepreneurs held this Monday, in São Paulo, a conference to encourage Brazil’s Lebanese community to consume Lebanese products, and visit and make investments in the Arab nation.
