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Brazil’s trade isolation exposed as tariffs reshape global markets

With few free trade deals, Brazil scrambles to boost competitiveness amid U.S. protectionism and shifting export routes       08/04/2025 Brazil’s limited network of free trade agreements is becoming a costly liability as President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies force a reordering of global trade. As exporters around the world seek alternatives to the […]

Latin America becomes battleground for U.S. airlines

American Airlines and United invest in Azul as eyes turn to potential Gol deal       08/04/2025  A potential joint investment by American Airlines and United Airlines in Azul’s Chapter 11 proceedings has drawn attention to the escalating rivalry between the two U.S. carriers for market share in Latin America, according to sources consulted […]

China builds deeper roots in Brazil amid global realignment

From energy and logistics to consumer goods and tech, Chinese firms expand their footprint as economic and geopolitical ties deepen       08/04/2025  As President Donald Trump targets both China and Brazil with aggressive trade measures, Chinese investors have not backed away from Latin America’s largest economy—in fact, they’re doubling down. For some analysts, […]

NEWSLETTER – MURRAY ADVOGADOS JULY 2025

NEWSLETTER MURRAY ADVOGADOS JULY 2025   07/01/2025 BRAZIL WANTS TO INCLUDE CARS AND SUGAR IN MERCOSUR The Lula administration aims to give strategic sectors preferential treatment during its presidency of the bloc   Brazil plans to use its upcoming six-month presidency of Mercosur to push for the inclusion of the automotive and sugar industries in […]

Brazilian industries calculate losses, seek new markets

Affected sectors still believe exceptions list may be expanded, but see tariff hike in effect for months       08/01/2025 Industries affected by the 50% tariff imposed on Brazilian exports to the U.S. estimate billions in losses and are already seeking new markets for their products, believing that the surcharge will make business with […]

Redirecting exports is slow and difficult, experts say

Looking to other Asian markets beyond China could offer opportunities for some sectors         08/01/2025  Opening new markets to redirect Brazilian products affected by the 50% U.S. tariff is a slow and challenging process that won’t bear fruit in the short term, warn international trade experts. Some sectors may eventually find opportunities […]

Exporters propose emergency measures against Trump tariffs

Proposals call for tax rebates, credit lines as Lula administration distances plan from Bolsonaro-era model 08/01/2025 Brazilian exporters hit by the tariff hike imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump have submitted proposals for the federal government’s emergency support package, with the expectation that the aid will remain in place at least through much of next […]

Hydropower auction in Brazil faces delay over legal concerns

Energy regulator questions legality of ministry rule on concession terms in R$1.1bn auction to resolve hydropower shortfall debts 07/30/2025 Just two days before the auction meant to resolve Brazil’s hydrological risk (GSF) impasse, the process faces new uncertainty. Scheduled for August 1 and organized by the Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE), the auction was called […]

Brazilian coffee may be spared U.S. tariffs under new trade deals

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick also mentioned pineapple, cocoa, and mango as products that could qualify for exemption     07/30/2025 U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Tuesday (29) that imports of non‑U.S. grown goods, such as coffee and cocoa, could be exempted from tariffs in new trade agreements. He explained that the administration is […]