Brazilians are increasingly dependent on riskier (and more expensive) credit, chipping away at financial well-being and feeding a vicious economic cycle
Brazil's oil-producing states and cities have collected royalties for decades — but after ten years of delays, the Supreme Court may finally weigh in on whether other governments deserve a share.
In theory, as GLP-1 drugs become more common, consumption of food (and alcohol) are expected to decrease. Are Brazil’s restaurants finding that to be the case?
B3, the São Paulo stock exchange, is undergoing a leadership change with the departure of Gilson Finkelsztain. But the succession path has not been straightforward.
Brazil has a new, little-known finance minister. He comes into the job amid inflationary pressures, fiscal concerns and the tensions raised by the upcoming elections.
Brazil’s demographic clock is ticking, but its pension squeeze has arrived early. Retirees are already earning more on average than working-age individuals.
