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UN Secretary-General calls for de-escalation in Iran and respect for navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, citing humanitarian costs and global trade implications.
Meteoric Resources ($MEI.AX) updated its Caldeira Rare Earths Project resource estimate in Minas Gerais, Brazil, targeting mixed rare earth carbonate from ionic clay.
Wheat prices surged 5% in Chicago futures, driven by escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions. Global food supply chains face renewed disruption risks, impacting inflation.
Former Petrobras CEO Roberto Castello Branco suggests shale gas could be a significant energy path for Brazil, signaling potential diversification and long-term energy security.
Brazil exported $11.4B in critical minerals in 2025, with the EU absorbing 37.6%. This highlights Brazil's growing role in global supply chains.
Brazil's E32 ethanol blend expansion, supported by technical studies, reinforces the nation's leadership in renewable fuels, boosting energy security and decarbonization efforts.
Brazil's irrigated carioca bean harvest is boosting supply and quality, intensifying buyer pressure for lower prices in the domestic market.
Trump threatens Iranian power plants and bridges, escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Global oil markets brace for potential supply disruptions.
Mato Grosso soybean prices increased 1.66% last week, reaching R$112.64/bag, driven by rising co-product values on the Chicago Exchange.
Relatório da OCDE e FAO projeta que o Brasil manterá sua liderança global em commodities agrícolas, biocombustíveis e produção de carnes até 2035.
El Niño threatens Brazil's 2026 agricultural output with planting delays and compromised harvests, impacting key sectors and companies like $BRFS and $JBSS.
Crude oil prices climbed sharply after reports of US-Iran military exchanges and conflicting statements regarding the closure of the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Oil prices climbed over 3% as geopolitical tensions escalated around the Strait of Hormuz, with conflicting statements from the US and Iran on transit status.
Brazil's 2050 National Mining Plan for rare earths faces significant technical and geological hurdles, raising questions about feasibility and market implications.
Brazil's ambitious National Mining Plan faces execution hurdles as its targets rely on mineral wealth yet to be discovered, posing challenges for long-term resource development.
Mato Grosso do Sul achieves record ethanol production, becoming Brazil's 3rd largest producer. This signals growth for the biofuel sector and key players.
Brazil's pre-salt oil output is set to hit 4.7M bpd, peaking at 5.3M bpd by 2030. Production success contrasts with unfulfilled development promises.
Cabo Verde Mineracao plans a $460M investment to develop a rare earths project in Minas Gerais, targeting production start by 2030. This initiative positions Brazil as a future player in critical minerals.
Geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran lead to four ships avoiding the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil transit chokepoint, raising concerns for global energy supply and shipping costs.
Mato Grosso's cattle industry generated R$744.9M in ICMS in 2025, up 4.7% YoY, underscoring its economic weight and implications for beef producers.
An institutional analysis of Brent crude futures, comparing Norway's sovereign wealth model with Brazil's pre-salt framework and Petrobras ($PBR).
Sodium-ion batteries could capture 40% of the global market by 2035, disrupting lithium producers like $ALB and $SQM while boosting EV players like $BYDDY.
The green steel transition hinges on high-grade iron ore. Discover how Brazil's $VALE and steelmakers are positioned to lead this structural shift.
Atvos breaks ground on its first corn ethanol plant in Mato Grosso do Sul, integrating sugarcane, corn, and biomethane for year-round production.