The 2025 soybean crop in South America, which accounts for about 55% of global supply, is on track for a record harvest ...

Forex Trading Example in Brazil. Imagine that the R$/USD is trading at 0.18120/0.18140. You want to buy R$300,000 because you think the price will rise.

Brazil recorded a 30% increase in crypto trading volume in the first months of 2024, outpacing USD weekly trading volume since mid-January. Crypto trade volumes in Brazil have spiked in the first ...

As it now stands, more people are opening cryptocurrency trading accounts in Brazil than traditional brokerage accounts. Brazil has hopped on the Bitcoin bandwagon. It's not getting off until all ...

That's how much Brazil's stock-market trading shrank Tuesday, measured by the value of everything that changed hands on the country's Bovespa exchange. The reason? The soccer-obsessed nation was ...

. Well, it seems that Brazilians are now opening more crypto (bitcoin, etc.) trading accounts than traditional securities accounts. OK OK, I know what you're saying. That's not a significant ...

Brazil's energy sector is bracing for more mergers, initial public offerings and the creation of new energy trading units in the next few years, analysts told Reuters, as historically low interest ...

Brazil's real reversed course and strengthened in early trading as an inflow of dollars distort a market that has seen low-trading volumes as the holiday season approaches. After opening weaker ...

The volume of agricultural commodities originated, processed and traded in Brazil by Cargill Inc rose by 12% in 2019 as the U.S.-based firm makes the most from its presence in one of the world's ...

Brazil securities regulator CVM is now probing how funds controlled by Tanure were trading Alliar shares with knowledge of non-public information derived from the funds' talks to buy the company ...

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