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Alphabet ($GOOGL, $GOOG) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $110B, beating estimates, driven by a 22% YoY increase and 63% growth in Google Cloud, signaling strong AI momentum.
ArcelorMittal's Brazil operations face significant headwinds from a $546M arbitration loss to Votorantim and $240M in US tariff-related export losses.
Brazil's Real hit a 2-year low against the USD at R$4.95, driven by global risk appetite and high interest rate differentials. Ibovespa rebounded, while oil prices remained volatile.
Mato Grosso do Sul saw 14,030 formal jobs created in Q1 2026, a 7% YoY increase, led by civil construction and industrial investments.
USD/BRL opens at R$4.98, Ibovespa awaits Brazil unemployment & US GDP. Brent oil surges past $125 amid Middle East tensions & Copom rate cut expectations.
Brazil's Copom cut the Selic rate by 25bps to 14.50% on April 29, meeting revised market expectations. The move signals a cautious monetary policy stance.
Brazil's rare earth potential is substantial, but a proposed state-owned company, TerraBras, risks deterring private investment and global market entry.
Brazil solidifies its position as a strategic partner, attracting significant and growing investments from Chinese enterprises across various sectors.
Minas Gerais, Brazil, leverages strategic location, robust economy, and pro-investment policies to attract capital into its burgeoning health and data center sectors.
Brazil's economic stimuli are driving growth above potential, fueling inflation, and complicating the Central Bank's efforts to normalize interest rates.
Brazil Real strengthened below R$5.00 in April 2026, hitting a multi-year low. Analysts warn of a fragile outlook for May. Key drivers & market impact.
NY futures show volatility as Brent crude surges past $126/barrel, hitting a 4-year high, while Big Tech earnings shape global market sentiment.
Brazilian markets ($EWZ, USD/BRL) to reflect central bank decisions from Copom, ECB, and BoE, alongside key PNAD and US economic data releases.
Brazil's Selic rate cut to 14.5% faces headwinds from rising oil, El Niño, and government measures, threatening future monetary easing.
A new study projects Brazil's national parks could generate R$20bn by 2030, highlighting significant untapped tourism potential and economic opportunities.
US military reports 42 ships redirected since a naval blockade began, incurring over $6 billion in economic losses, highlighting severe trade disruption.
Brazil's housing budget faces cuts amidst climate crisis, per Inesc study. Urban centers, home to 56% of global population, are disproportionately affected.
Compass's R$2.8 billion IPO on B3, the first in four years, sees guaranteed demand ahead of its market debut next week, signaling renewed investor interest.
Brazil's Copom cuts Selic by 25bps to 14.5% for second consecutive time. Fed holds rates at 3.5-3.75% amid Middle East conflict and inflation concerns.
A potential Senate rejection of President Lula's Supreme Court nominee could signal stronger institutional checks, positively impacting Brazilian assets and investor confidence.
Brazilian industry associations criticize the Central Bank's 0.25 p.p. Selic rate cut, warning of economic impacts and high interest rates.
Brazil's Central Bank cut the Selic rate by 25bps to 14.5%, its second consecutive reduction. Inflation remains a key concern, with market forecasts above target.
Brazil's Central Bank cut the Selic rate by 25bps, as expected, but industry skepticism and inflation concerns signal an uncertain easing cycle ahead.
Brazil's central bank faces a complex decision on interest rates amid global geopolitical tensions, domestic fiscal pressures, and an upcoming election cycle, leading to low visibility for monetary policy.