Prices went down 2.06% over July, according to a survey by the Brazilian Central Bank (BC). The data considers the price of six Brazilian primary products sold abroad.
The Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA), index of the official inflation rate, stood at 0.19% in August and now is at 1.62% in the year’s first eight months.
A delegation from the emirate visited Brazil last week and discussed its presence at the São Paulo International Book Biennial, which takes place in August 2018 with Sharjah as the guest of honor.
The country’s 2017/2018 crop season begins in November and the government forecasts that production will be higher than in the past two seasons.
The sector generated USD 3.5 billion from January to July and the country attracted 4.3 million visitors. The hike was due especially to an increase in arrivals of Germans and Ukrainians.
Industrial output increased 0.8% over June, the fourth consecutive expansion in this type of comparison, according to survey by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
A seminar in partnership with Recife-based organization CESAR is part of a lecture cycle that the Chamber will support, focusing on innovation, creativity and technology.
Six new ventures will be unveiled by the developer at the real estate industry event Cityscape Global 2017, set to take place in Dubai next week.
Production averaged 115 million cubic meters per day in July, exceeding the previous record from December 2016.
Volume shipped and revenue from foreign sales of chicken from Brazil picked up year-on-year, with total amount reaching the third highest mark on record.
The inflation estimate dropped and the growth forecast widened, a Brazilian Central Bank bulletin says. Financial market players are expecting prices to be up 3.38% this year with GDP going up 0.5%.
The organization’s new headquarters has an entire floor that can be used to host a variety of events. It has an auditorium, room for receptions, meeting rooms, library and all the infrastructure needed.
The Arab country’s ambassador discusses areas of Brazil’s economy that could be targeted by investments from the emirate. The ratification of a 2010 agreement would make this easier to happen.
Executives from the emirate’s economic zone talked with representatives from the Brazilian and Minas Gerais decorative stones sectors this Friday in Belo Horizonte.
