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Em linha com as previsões do FMI, a organização projeta que o Brasil crescerá muito mais que as previsões iniciais, 2,5% em 2022, quase dois pontos acima da estimativa de junho. O país deve avançar 0,8% em 2023, estimativa 0,4 pontos menor em relação à previsão anterior

De acordo com nota da prefeitura de Barreiras, a ideia surgiu devido ao crescimento das ondas de violência no colégio

South Korea's Second Vice Minister of Trade, Industry, and Energy, Park Il-jun, has met in the capital of the Asian country, Seoul, with the Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining of Uruguay, Omar Ignacio Paganini Herrera. The South Korean ministry announced they discussed ways to expand cooperation in the new ...

The 100 most valuable brands in Brazil are even more valued this year. Their value increased 12% compared to 2021, to R$308.4 billion (US$57 billion), according to a survey by Brand Finance Brazil. The ranking leader is Itaú, with a value of R$36.4 billion, a jump of 28.5% from 2021 ...

The Foreign Minister of Venezuela, Carlos Faría, indicated that the Russian Government is making efforts to take the use of the ruble to other destinations, and stressed that in the case of Venezuela, tourism would be favored by the visit of Russian tourists to the Caribbean country. "It is not ...

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) raised its general inflation forecasts for Argentina in 2022 and 2023 by more than 30 points. In an Economic Outlook report that assesses the impact of the armed conflict in Ukraine on the world economy, the OECD forecasts a general inflation rate ...

The global economy is paying “a very heavy price” for Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said.

Over the last few years, pandemic-triggered market volatility has provided great business opportunities for South Korean startups. But in the face of a deteriorating market outlook driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and inflation, only a handful

[This Day] As part of its drive for increased Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) into the Nigerian oil and gas industry, the federal government has finally set up the Oil and Gas Investment Promotion Centre at the Ministry of Petroleum Resources in Abuja.

El conflicto provocará una pérdida de 2,8 billones de dólares de ingresos en el año entrante, prevé la entidad.