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J&F in talks with Brazil’s Central Bank chief over Master deal

Businessman Joesley Batista visited Gabriel Galípolo amid J&F’s interest in the Brazilian bank’s assets       05/02/2025 Gabriel Galípolo, chair of Brazil’s Central Bank, met on Thursday (1) with businessman Joesley Batista of J&F Investimentos, in what was his only scheduled appointment on the Labor Day holiday. The meeting, held from 3pm to 4pm, […]

Brazil, a society in transformation

Valor Econômico’s 25-year anniversary edition explores how country can lead change through Amazonian bioeconomy, along with ongoing impacts of social, technological, and political changes domestically and abroad       05/02/2025 Fishers at the Middle Juruá Extractive Reserve in Amazonas state — Photo: Araquém Alcântara Big changes in the world are triggering a broad rearrangement […]

How bioeconomy could reshape life in Amazon

Instead of creating massive industries, sustainable use of natural resources protects biodiversity and includes marginalized communities         05/02/2025 Belém’s Ver-o-peso market is a celebration of the senses as it showcases the biodiversity wealth of the Amazon — Photo: Ricardo Lima/Getty Images The rosewood tree, native to the Amazon and reaching heights of […]

NEWSLETTER – April 2025

NEWSLETTER – April 2025 MURRAY ADVOGADOS 04/01/2025   CONSTRUCTION SUSTAINS STEEL DEMAND AS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY DECLINES Consumers complain about high prices; producers se Chinese competition as unfair   Amid weakened demand across various industrial sectors, the construction sector continues to sustain steel consumption in Brazil. Driven by housing and infrastructure projects, construction companies keep purchasing, while […]

Can makers seek tariff cut to reduce reliance on sole supplier Aluminum industry pushes back, citing risks to local production and recycling chain

The Brazilian Aluminum Can Association (ABRALATAS) and the National Union of the Beer Industry (SINDICERV) have joined forces to request the elimination of import tariffs on aluminum sheets used to produce beverage cans. The organizations argue that relying on a single domestic supplier drives up costs and that allowing more imports would boost competitiveness.   […]

“Brazil trade” back in game amid global tensions

Trump’s tariff moves have sparked volatility but eased pressure on local assets       04/30/2025 Brazilian investors who braved higher-risk assets since January—despite sky-high interest rates—now have reason to celebrate. The fallout from U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff plan, which introduced fresh uncertainty to global markets, ended up easing pressure on Brazil’s real […]

Fiscal side and productivity challenge Brazilian growth

Valor Econômico debates future of country and hindsights with special edition celebrating its 25-year anniversary     04/30/2025 — Photo: Pixabay Brazil grew close to 3% or more in the last four years, a considerable pace, but one the country is unable to sustain. Fiscal woes and nearly stagnated productivity, decades-long problems in the country, are holding back […]

UAE eyes stronger Brazil ties and Mercosur agreement in 2025

Investments in food security, energy, and logistics expected to grow         04/29/2025 The United Arab Emirates hopes to finalize a trade agreement with Mercosur later this year, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation Reem Al Hashimy said on Monday (28). While in Rio de Janeiro for the inaugural BRICS foreign ministers’ […]

Mining stays bullish with $68.4bn investment plan

China demand and energy transition drive sector growth despite price and tariff risks         04/29/2025 Brazil’s mining industry remains optimistic about the market outlook. The expectation is that Chinese demand for iron ore will remain resilient and that the sector can increasingly play a prominent role in the global economy, especially with […]

Rising rates to add R$126bn in costs for Brazilian companies by 2030

Companies expected to pay R$26 billion more in 2025 alone 04/29/2025 Brazilian companies will have to pay an additional R$126 billion in interest by 2030, following the rise in rates that began in 2024. The estimate comes from a study by A&M (Alvarez & Marsal) Performance, which analyzed 3,780 debt securities indexed to the Interbank […]