The sale of an oil rig helped drive export revenues up and reduce the country’s trade deficit year-to-date.
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Survey of the Brazilian Central Bank with financial institutions indicates an expectation for a 1.3% decline for Brazil’s GDP in 2015. Last week estimation was of 1.27%.
The Brazilian embassy in Rabat completed 52 years of operation and diplomat Frederico Meyer talked to ANBA about the state of bilateral relations and the possibilities for improvement.
The event occurs on June 14th, 20th and 21st at the Immigration Museum, in the city of São Paulo, featuring handicrafts, cuisine and dances from several countries, with Arabs among them.
Report from Unctad shows that foreign direct investments even quadrupled in least developed countries between 2002 and 2014.
The IMF assigns this negative performance to the oil price decline, but states that the country is capable of making a fiscal adjustment because of the great wealth accumulated with exports of the commodity.
FAO’s index, which surveys the cost of five groups of commodities, registered in May a decline of 20.7% in comparison to the same 2014 period.
Public transportation director and head of the Cairo Cleaning & Beautification Agency will witness traffic management, anti-crime policies and waste treatment. The goal is cooperation.
Executives from the Emirate’s government and from six companies will be in São Paulo next week for seminars and business meetings. There will be events at trade and industry federations.
Foreign sales of chicken meat from Brazil amounted to 329,200 tons in May this year. Revenues increased in Brazilian currency and declined in US dollars.
US dollar outflows exceeded inflows by US$ 2 billion in Brazil last month, the Brazilian Central Bank has reported.
The OECD’s estimation indicates average growth of 2.4% for the economies of Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa this year and a higher percentage for next year.
The Arab country’s FM, Ibrahim Al Jaafari, met with Brazilian government officials and said fighting groups like the Islamic State is a duty of the international community.
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