The Brazilian Central Bank’s Focus Bulletin contains a growth estimate of 0.27% for the country’s economy this year; last week, the forecast was 0.28%.
The exhibition will show technologies for composites, polyurethanes and engineering plastics from November 11th to 16th in São Paulo. Middle Eastern businessmen attended previous editions and are also expected this year.
The countries are part of E9, a group of nine countries that are home to half the world’s population and over 70% of illiterate adults worldwide. New targets will be proposed at a meeting in November.
A partnership between the Brazilian Ministry of Agrarian Development and the Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association provides subsidies on equipment purchases for family farmers.
A partnership between the Brazilian Ministry of Agrarian Development and the Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association provides subsidies on equipment purchases for family farmers.
The country expects to spur its economy back to growth by reducing debt and increasing revenues and investment, in partnership with the private sector.
The proposal was made during the visit of an Arab Chamber advisor to the headquarters of the Arab country’s Foreign Investment Promotion Agency.
The country will donate US$ 5.477 million worth in rice, beans and medication to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
The commodity’s prices are dropping due to heightened supply and weak demand. Costs will tend not to increase in months to come and should prompt enterprises to reformulate their plans.
A survey conducted by the National Confederation of Transports shows that the length of highways considered good or great in Brazil increased by 1.7%.
According to a report from the IATA, the region should see 4.9% growth per year for the coming 20 years. An additional 237 million passengers are expected each year.
The Brazilian Central Bank’s index which measures the economic development rose by 0.27% in August, after a 1.5% hike in July.
The Unctad’s Empretec Women in Business Award went to Lina Jalil Khalifeh, who founded the first women-only personal defence studio in the Middle East.
IFC, the IBRD’s private sector arm, has announced a US$ 207 million loan for building seven photovoltaic plants.
