The North American currency closed the day at BRL 3.79, a decline of 0.71% against the real. Bovespa went up 0.4%.
Unctad reported that operations carried out by multination corporations in the first six months of 2015 amounted to USD 441 billion, the highest since the second half of 2007.
Index measured by the Brazilian Central Bank indicates a decline of 0.5% in September over August and of 5.85% over the same period of last year.
Cinthya Imano and Luiz Gustavo Haddad discussed the Madrid Protocol and Vienna Convention at an Arab Chamber event this Wednesday. The treaties regulate brand registering and sale/purchase contracts.
Brazilian company MVC will export 1,200 houses made with a metal structure, composite blades and fiberglass to the European country. Homes will be donated to Syrian refugees.
The Arab Chamber’s CEO spoke on Sebrae and other public and private entrepreneurship-fostering initiatives at the 17th Arab Businessmen and Investors Conference in Abu Dhabi.
Importers from Brazil had matchmaking sessions with Moroccan olive oil manufacturers in São Paulo. Arab companies are intent on placing their products on the Brazilian market.
UNHCR’s spokesperson says that the institution is ‘worried’ about the countries that wish to suspend their programs for refugees and immigrants, especially those from Syria.
According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, the Brazilian economy grew more than original calculations had accounted for. The numbers changed due to a new methodology.
Entrepreneur from the state of Espírito Santo developed a coffee recipe that is a success in Brazil. The goal, starting next year, is to sell the Café Caramello to other countries.
Liziane Richter brand has broken into the UAE and Egypt markets. Its items are already on sale at stores in both countries. Now, it wants to find a commercial agent in the region.
The 17th Arab Investors and Businessmen Conference takes place this Monday and Tuesday in Abu Dhabi and the investment in these sectors is the central topic.
The result was due to USD 3.9 billion in exports from Brazil and USD 2.89 billion in imports. Foreign sales increased from a week earlier.
Financial market expectations for the Brazilian economy have remained flat for 2015, but worsened for next year.
