The country saw a USD 329 million surplus in October, the Central Bank reported. Year-to-date through October saw a USD 11.3 billion deficit.
The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture is bringing 15 companies to exhibit at SIAL Middle East, from December 10 to 12.
The result came from USD 4.84 billion in foreign sales, with imports coming out to USD 5.96 billion.
The World Trade Outlook Indicator, measured by the organization, is at 98.6 points, the lowest level since October 2016, which signals a possible slowdown in 2018’s last months.
Three events in December will discuss cultural and historical aspects of the Arab world. The topics are Palestine, the Endless Saga; the Nefertiti Bust-Portrait; and the Veil and the Visibility Conflict. Registrations are open.
Brazil’s combined internal and external debt slid from BRl 3.779 trillion in September to BRL 3.763 trillion last month.
The Brazilian Development Bank will auction off energy distributor in Amazonas.
Estimate by Brazilian banks points to a 3.94% rate for the Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) this year, down from the forecast of 4.13% of last week.
Patrícia Maria Oliveira Lima will soon take up her post with the Brazilian diplomatic representation in Khartoum. She visited the Arab Chamber.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center headquarters in Beirut will host cultural and culinary activities from the Brazilian state next Tuesday (27).
According to data from the country’s statistics agency, the number of people rose 2% from 2016 to 2017.
Migrants and refugees will come together to cook traditional dishes and recipes from countries like Syria, Palestine, Nigeria, Congo, Venezuela and Colombia.
The consumer expectation index measured by the National Confederation of Industry climbed 2.7% this month to 113.6 points.
Arab Chamber international business executive Fernanda Baltazar sat in on discussions at MedaWeek, a meeting of countries bathed by the Mediterranean Sea – including Arab ones. The agenda included innovation and halal.
