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Appeals court keeps Brazil’s oil export tax on hold

Judge rejects federal appeal, leaving injunction in place for five oil companies until a full appellate panel rules on the case     04/10/2026 A federal appellate judge in Brazil has rejected the federal government’s request and upheld a preliminary injunction suspending collection of the oil export tax for five oil companies operating in the […]

War drives up Brazilian export shipping rates

Container freight from Brazil to Mediterranean-Middle East route jumps 67% in April from March levels as conflict tied to Iran disrupts capacity and raises costs 04/10/2026  Brazil’s ocean export freight rates surged in April amid uncertainty over the future of the war involving Iran. Data from Solve Shipping show that prices for container exports from […]

JBS sees cattle prices falling in H2 after China quota filled

Weaker demand may create surplus of Brazilian beef     04/09/2026  The expected filling of Brazil’s beef export quota to China by midyear, combined with a growing supply of feedlot cattle ready for slaughter, is likely to push cattle prices lower in the second half, JBS CEO Gilberto Tomazoni said on Tuesday. A potential drop […]

Risk premiums rise as confidence in credit market weakens

Restructurings, corporate distress and Middle East war widen spreads, while managers say opportunities are starting to emerge, caution remains essential       04/09/2026  The repricing of risk premiums, which began in February and intensified in March, reflects uncertainty and a loss of investor confidence amid a string of cases involving troubled companies and court-supervised […]

Brazil court suspends export tax for five foreign oil majors

Equinor, TotalEnergies, Petrogal, Shell, Repsol Sinopec win injunction as government prepares appeal       04/09/2026 A federal court in Rio de Janeiro has granted a preliminary injunction to five oil companies, suspending the collection of a 12% tax on crude oil exports, which the government introduced in March through a provisional presidential decree. The […]

Oil exports jump 70% as Brazil’s trade surplus widens

Higher crude shipments lift export revenue in March, while imports rise twice as fast and sales to U.S. and Argentina fall       04/08/2026  Brazil posted a trade surplus in March as exports rose 10%, although imports climbed at twice that pace. The increase in export revenue was driven by oil, which accounted for […]

Brazil’s M&A has best quarter since 2021 as foreigners return

Big-ticket deals lift first-quarter value 30% as companies race to close transactions before the presidential election cycle adds uncertainty     04/08/2026  Brazil’s mergers and acquisitions market regained momentum in the first quarter of 2026, helped by large deals and a push by companies to wrap up transactions before the election period intensifies. A survey […]

Rising rents push companies out of São Paulo’s Faria Lima

Lease renewals drive firms to cheaper districts as prime office costs surge 04/07/2026  Office lease contracts signed during the pandemic are now coming up for renewal, triggering a wave of relocations as companies seek better cost-effective alternatives. Vacancy rates in São Paulo, which reached 23% in prime office buildings in 2021, fell to 13.9% by the end […]

Lula risks political clash with Congress over workweek reform

Plan to bypass constitutional amendment route risks friction with Lower House leadership 04/07/2026  The government of President Lula has decided to send Congress a bill to abolish the so-called 6-on-1 workweek, where employees work six consecutive days followed by one day of rest. However, the move has caused division within the ruling coalition, with concerns that it […]