The auto sector should resume growth in this year’s Q4, according to estimation by Luiz Moan Yabiku Júnior, president of automaker’s national association.
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Financial institutions believe in a 3.66% slide for the Brazilian economy this year. Last week’s forecast called for 3.60% shrinkage. The 2017 numbers also declined.
The CEO of the Arab Chamber will speak, in Rio de Janeiro, on cultural aspects, negotiation methods and opportunities in relations with business owners from the Middle East and North Africa.
The Qatar’s capital will hold an exhibition and conference on maritime security starting next Tuesday. Around 9,000 visitors from 60 countries are expected to attend.
UN’s refugee agency will organize an international meeting next Wednesday. The goal is to come up with options for resettlement.
Heads of the three organizations begun a trip to Lebanon, Jordan and Tunisia to establish partnerships and funding to support growth and help refugees.
The new field is located in the western part of the Gulf country. The state-run company is making tests and believes in high economic viability.
The region accounted for 6% of purchases of the company’s products abroad in 2014 and declined to 3% last year. Lower oil prices affected the performance in international markets.
The director of the Defense school and students visited Manaus, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro. The goal is to exchange knowledge with the sector in Brazil.
The dollar appreciation and lower income affected the decline in spending in international travelling last month over the same period of 2015, according to data from the Brazilian Central Bank.
The February’s result as measured by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics points to an increase of 2.4 percentage points over the same month in 2015.
The 5th Brazilians in the World Conference will take place in Bahia in May, with spokespersons of 30 groups of Brazilian communities abroad. Topics for discussion will come from the migrant’s demands.
It’s the highest number of formal jobs with signed contracts lost in a month since 1992.
A survey by ECLAC shows that more than 2.75 million Brazilians rose above the poverty and extreme poverty lines in 2014.
