The chart indicates that deposit funding costs ... A favorable long-term consideration is that if the worries surrounding the Brazilian economy dissipate, Nu has significant room to push the ...

Some analysts predict more than two cuts if Trump’s tariffs derail the economy. Therefore, there is a likelihood that rates will end the year around 3.5%. The Brazilian Central Bank, on the ...

These Brazilian stocks have plunged as investors rotated to government bonds that are offering strong double-digit growth. The daily chart shows that the Bovespa index has been in a strong ...

The chart highlights that the Brazilian real versus the US dollar ... given Lula’s “mixed economy” ideology. Meanwhile, global inflation, supply chain bottlenecks, and geopolitical turmoil ...

As to the basic Selic rate for 2024, ending at 12.25% is estimated to peak 14.75% during the next year and ending 2025 at 14%, while the Brazilian economy estimate growth is forecasted at 2,02% ...

This time, the international multilateral organization points out that the Brazilian economy has been in an opening process with the share of exports and imports of goods and services rising from ...

According to a report by Deloitte, the Brazilian economy has been very resilient this year. Private consumption grew at 3.8% in the second quarter, and data for the third quarter suggests that ...

A bumper harvest to start 2023, followed by strong oil and mining output, have the economy on track to grow more than 3% this year, officials said, when most economists had forecast sub-1% growth ...

"The Brazilian real should see more downside in the first half of the year." Brazil's economy contracted 0.2% in the fourth quarter of 2022, reeling from the lagged impact of a spike in consumer ...

This paper assesses the Brazilian economy's exposure to climate change focusing on two key areas: agriculture and hydropower. While climate vulnerabilities are significant and recent patterns of ...

Pires' nonprofit Dona de Si aims to increase the number of female leaders in all sectors of the Brazilian economy. By Sydney Odman Assistant to the Editorial Director In order to raise money for ...