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After biologists found an exotic Asian plant species in nearby mangroves, the Port of Santos tried to up its inspection demands to curb ballast water risks. But the country’s regulatory agency suspended the initiative
Investors get excited as Lula goes back under the knife. The Central Bank’s aggressive rate hike. And a conservative presidential hopeful is convicted of electoral transgressions
The Central Bank’s last policy decision of the year. New popularity poll. Senate passes energy transition bill
The EU had approved a law demanding that products exported to the bloc would have to prove they are deforestation-free. After much adaptation and preparation, the implementation of that law has been delayed for an extra year, benefiting Brazilian commodity exporters
Lula rushed to the hospital. Fresh inflation data. The new tax reform draft. A new currency “normal”
Brazilian chipmaker gets some funding. Itaú faces trouble with its former executives
Mercosur-EU deal on the verge of completion. Unesco recognizes Minas cheese. Mariana effects still felt in Espírito Santo
Tariffs against Mexico. Against China. Against Canada. Against products flowing through a new Peruvian port. Are you a member of BRICS? Tariffs for you, too!
Brazil’s poverty rates drop to lowest on record. Markets have no love lost for Lula. Far-right influence in major House committee