This month, eight enterprises will participate in the Big 5, in a stand organized by the Arab Chamber and the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil), and are expecting to strike deals.
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The region accounted for 4.7% of the company’s revenue from foreign markets in January through September. In the equivalent year-ago period, the region’s share was 3.7%.
A study from the National Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association projects a 140% increase in number of automobiles compared with 2013. The calculations are based on a 3% annual GDP growth rate.
Khaled Dahan, the African country’s ambassador, came to São Paulo to visit companies that did business there prior to the Arab Spring. According to him, once political stability is reached, companies are bound to return.
As per the Brazilian aircraft manufacturing company’s quarter three balance sheet, losses amounted to US$ 9.6 million. Revenues were lower than in the preceding quarter.
Sociologist and Human Geography PhD holder Demétrio Magnoli is delivering a lecture on what Brazil stands to lose by not joining trade blocs, while other countries associate via free-trade agreements.
Fashion Label Brasil was launched this Wednesday by sector association Abest and export promotion agency Apex-Brasil. The goal is to showcase innovation in Brazilian fashion and boost exports.
According to the Fund, the country is capable of withstanding plummeting oil prices. Real estate prices are beginning to level out following a surge.
Delegates from ANPTrilhos, based in Brazil’s national capital Brasília, checked out the operation and maintenance systems of the emirate’s subway. Driverless trains are a trend for new tube lines in Brazil.
The increment took place in October from September, according to a Brazilian Central Bank index. The calculation considers the variation in cost of internationally traded staples, denominated in Brazilian reais.
The sum paid by public and private companies to 84.7 million workers, retirees and pensioners in Brazil will be 10.1% higher than last year, according to the Inter-Union Department of Statistics and Socioeconomic Studies (Dieese).
An International Monetary Fund mission visited the Arab country and recommended an adjustment on expenditure in order to avoid imbalance in the local budget. Current account deficit should grow by 10% this year.
Daily oil output was 2.36 million barrels, up 12.6% from September 2013. In September from August 2014, production increased by 1.4%.
Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry believes the grain will see a 7.3% increase in output and 4.3% foreign sales growth next year. Measures will be taken to ensure transportation and increase capacity at North ports.
