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Brazil's labor productivity is just 20% of US levels, a key factor in its lower per capita income. This structural issue impacts long-term growth and investment.
AI and payments startups secure substantial funding from Santander, a16z, and Tether, driving innovation in agribusiness, insurance, and FX sectors.
Geopolitical conflicts and surging oil prices highlight energy security. Brazil's diversified matrix positions it to navigate challenges and accelerate its low-carbon transition.
Brazil's 6x1 work scale impacts 33.2% of formal jobs, raising concerns about productivity, worker exploitation, and long-term economic effects, per 2025 Ministry of Labor data.
Brazilian FIIs show strong performance with IFIX at record levels, yet offer discounts up to 30%. Continued Selic rate cuts are expected to boost these funds.
Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting on May 2, 2026, marks the first without Warren Buffett center stage. Focus shifts to succession and strategic continuity.
Niterói, Brazil, is strategically shifting its economy from oil royalties to innovation, knowledge, and technology, launching an Innovation District and a R$400M real estate fund.
Niterói, Brazil, is transitioning its economy towards knowledge and innovation with the Cantareira Innovation District, fostering public-private-academic partnerships.
Berkshire Hathaway's 60th annual meeting proceeds without Warren Buffett as CEO, highlighting his enduring investment lessons for long-term value creation.
US intensifies sanctions on Cuba, targeting foreign banks and key sectors, following Trump's remarks on potential post-Iran action. Escalating economic pressure.
Brazil's Prosecutor General's Office (PGR) opposes BRB's real estate sale for cash reinforcement, maintaining a precautionary suspension. This decision impacts BRB's liquidity strategy.
Brazil's insurance sector grew 2.3% in Minas Gerais in January, with R$12.4 million in claims paid and housing insurance up 21.9%, CNseg reports.
New mineral discovery in Brazil's Carajás region signals significant reserve expansion, impacting commodity markets and mining sector outlook.
Explore how to invest in Brazilian Real Estate Investment Funds (FIIs), gaining monthly income and IRPF exemption. Understand market entry and portfolio diversification.
Activist investor Squadra, with support from Perfin, successfully elected a board member to Hapvida ($HAPV3) at the recent general assembly, signaling potential governance shifts and increased shareholder influence.
The Mercosur-EU trade agreement is now active, granting tariff-free status to thousands of products and signaling increased investment opportunities for Brazil.
New online betting market faces significant controversies, including potential misuse of privileged information, raising questions on market integrity and regulatory oversight.
Experts at VEJA Forum Energia highlight Brazil's vast clean energy potential, emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to unlock global supply capabilities.
Geopolitical events mask Brazil's fiscal deficit, with 2026's perceived relief potentially leading to a 2027 economic trap. Critical for $EWZ, $BRL investors.
Over half of taxpayers in Brazil's Rio Grande do Norte state have yet to file income tax returns, with the May 29 deadline approaching.
São Lourenço da Mata attracts new investments in industry, supermarket chains, and events, driving urban expansion and economic growth in the Recife Metropolitan Region.
Brazil's political landscape heats up with electoral campaign disputes overshadowing transparent debate on reduced working hours, impacting economic outlook.
Brazil's Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) reduced the Selic rate to 14.50% per annum, a move seen by the financial market as a necessary calibration, contrasting with concerns from the productive sector.
A new drought paradigm in the Colorado River basin reveals vegetation consumes more groundwater during warmer periods, significantly reducing vital water flow for millions.