A weekly poll of economists by the Brazilian Central Bank, the Focus Bulletin reveals that prices are expected to have hiked by 7.25% at the end of this year, while GDP is now seen shrinking less than last week.
ECosmetics from Bahia is in the process of going global and working on a distribution center for its hair products in the United Arab Emirates. The facility is set to open before the year is through.
Sales to the region stumbled 18.6% in revenues last month over the same period of 2015. Products that carry significant weight in the trade balance, such as ore and sugar, declined in sales.
Regulars of the city’s cultural venue Sesc Vila Mariana will participate in a musical performance and learn Arabic calligraphy at an event featuring refugees and designed to introduce the country’s culture in Brazil.
Native refugee teachers will teach Arabic language and culture, as well as English, French and Spanish from July 2 to 30 at the headquarters of the Library and Research Center for South America-Arab Countries (Bibliaspa).
The rate of decline in Brazilian industry activity seen in May, however, was milder than those seen in April this year and in May 2015.
An indicator computed by Brazil’s Fundação Getulio Vargas increased in May for the third straight month.
An indicator computed by Brazil’s Fundação Getulio Vargas increased in May for the third straight month.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is hosting debates and art performances to celebrate the date on June 20.
Since June 15, passengers can buy shared flights from both companies, with the advantage of only one check-in needed.
After 15 consecutive months of decline, April registered a slight growth of 0.03% over March in Brazil, according to an index from the Brazilian Central Bank.
On June 30 at São Paulo’s Sesc Bom Retiro, patrons will get to sample Moroccan food and learn about the country’s culture, with Lebanon coming up next in August.
The previously 10%¨fee was reduced by the Foreign Trade Chamber for a six-month period and up to the limit of 30,000 tons. Morocco and Oman are Brazil’s largest suppliers.
The previously 10%¨fee was reduced by the Foreign Trade Chamber for a six-month period and up to the limit of 30,000 tons. Morocco and Oman are Brazil’s largest suppliers.
