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INPI study forecasts significant growth in Brazil's intellectual property asset demand through 2030, with computer programs leading at 15.6% annual increase.
Brazil's 2027 Budget Law Guidelines (PLDO) presentation took a political tone, drawing comparisons to the Bolsonaro administration. Fiscal implications analyzed.
Brazil's benchmark stock index, $IBOV, fell 0.46% after an 11-day winning streak. The Brazilian Real ($USDBRL) remained stable against the dollar.
India inaugurates a multi-billion dollar economic road corridor between Delhi and Dehradun, connecting three states and boosting regional infrastructure and economy.
Brazilian lawmakers debate proposals to reduce the workweek, with CNI estimating significant cost increases for formal employment. Protests highlight labor demands.
Brazilian President Lula criticized the end of the union tax, comparing its impact on unions to 'asphyxiating' organized crime. He highlighted the role of Sistema S for businesses.
Brazilian markets, including the Ibovespa and dollar, are influenced by IGP-10 inflation, retail sales data, the Fed's Beige Book, and geopolitical developments regarding Iran.
Former Minister Cristovam Buarque argues Brazil's education policy has historically lacked national priority, discussing the evolution of Bolsa Escola to Bolsa Família.
Brazil's Lula government proposes a labor reform to reduce the workweek from 44 to 40 hours, ensuring two paid rest days and no salary cuts. Analyze market impact.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva discusses a potential fourth term, criticizes Trump and Netanyahu, and offers insights into Brazil's economic and geopolitical future.
Rio de Janeiro's interim governor Ricardo Couto reshuffles key cabinet positions, appointing Flávio Willeman as Chief of Staff amid a R$118M pension fund probe.