In the fourth week of August, exports came out to USD 5.145 billion and imports clocked in at 2.991 billion, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services.
Study group is organizing an event on September 14 at Fluminense Federal University in Niterói (RJ). Egyptian art and community organization at the time of the pharaohs will be the topics.
Brazil’s external and domestic debt slid to a combined BRL 3.34 trillion last month, primarily due to a hike in its currency – the real – relative to the currencies that comprise its foreign-denominated debt.
A poll of financial market players in Brazil shows expectations regarding the increase in prices this year moving from 3.51% to 3.54%. GDP is now seen growing by 0.39% this year, up from 0.34% in the last poll.
The Açaí Spot, the first coffee shop specialized in açaí berry in the United Arab Emirates, is now franchising. The goal is to open from 30 to 50 stores in the next five years.
The technology company based in Paraná state launched a portable device for medical exams, with results coming out in ten minutes. It already sells pulse oximeters to the Arabs and will offer the new product in 2018.
Souk Burger went into business last June in São Paulo’s Pinheiros neighborhood. Kibbeh, kofta and baba ghanoush hamburgers are accompanied by other typical Arab items.
Flyadeal, a subsidiary of state-run carrier Saudia, will have its maiden flight on September 23.
Federal revenues totaled slightly less than BRL 110 billion (USD 35.17 billion) last month, down 0.34% in real terms over July 2016.
The play, which is based on the Stories of One Thousand and One Nights and on the conflict between Israel and Palestine, will open in the city of São Paulo on Monday (28) and runs until October 18.
The Gaza Strip will get money from a humanitarian fund to mitigate the effects of an energy crisis that’s been impacting the region for four months already.
Company Interfruit Alimentos ships three pallets’ worth of papaya and Formosa papaya a week to the United Arab Emirates’ Spinneys chain. Asian competition weighs down on sales.
The Dubai-based port operator reported positive first-half results. It saw revenue go up by 3%.
Brazil’s stand at the Damascus International Fair had received at least 250 commercial contacts until this Wednesday (23). Visitors were looking for a wide variety of products.
