The Brazilian real weakened slightly against the US dollar after last week’s Federal Reserve and Copom interest rate ...

The Brazilian Central Bank released its weekly Focus Bulletin this Monday, which brings together an estimate of the country's economy's future performance by leading financial markets analysts.

“The Brazilian economy has shown growth, primarily driven by the supply side, particularly in the industry sector, which has experienced a significant and robust recovery. This improvement is ...

The Brazilian economy grew by 3.4 percent in 2024, marking the largest expansion since 2021. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which measures the total value of goods and services produced in the ...

For years, Brazilian capital markets have lagged behind the domestic economy in terms of size and growth potential, and have struggled to keep up with a number of international markets. As one of the ...

The Brazilian economy is doing better than it has for a long time: Latin America's largest economy will grow by 2 to 2.5% this year. Inflation is around 4%, which is not far off the central bank's ...

In 2024, the Brazilian economy grew 3.4 percent, according to the statistic bureau IBGE. The OECD has 38 countries, and Brazil is not a full member, but has begun the process of joining.

adding that the fresh tariffs would make U.S. products even less competitive against Brazilian ones. The chart has two sections, one bar chart showing the share of Brazil and the United States in ...