The Week in 5 Bullet Points

Friday, November 21st, 2025

COP30 enters its final days still without definitions on one of its key topics: the…

November 14th, 2025

In November, Brazil is taking on a leading role in climate diplomacy as it hosts…

November 7th, 2025

1. Lula launches international fund to protect tropical forests At an event preceding the COP,…

October 31st, 2025

1. Brazil-US: Diplomatic advances amid trade deadlock The meeting between Presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da…

October 24th, 2025

1. On the eve of COP, Petrobras begins oil exploration at the mouth of the…

Friday, October 17th, 2025

1. Brazil and the US: diplomat’s meeting opens path for tariff negotiations The Brazilian government…

October 10th, 2025

1. Chamber of Deputies overturns IOF alternative, increasing fiscal pressure The Chamber of Deputies has…

October 3rd, 2025

1. Real’s appreciation Against the dollar is among the largest According to a survey by…

September 26th, 2025

1. Central Bank lowers GDP forecast The Central Bank (BC) has lowered its projection for…

September 19th, 2025

1. High Selic rate pressures economy as IBC-Br indicates loss of momentum The Central Bank…

September 12th, 2025

1. Brazilian pulp exempt from US surcharge The White House has issued an executive order…

September 5th, 2025

1. Central Bank rejects deal between BRB and Master The Central Bank of Brazil (BC)…

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August 14th, 2026

1. Inflation rose above 2% again in July and has now reached nearly 20% over…

August 7th, 2026

1. The government secured preliminary approval for the Private Property Inviolability bill, but without the…

July 31st, 2026

1. In a nationwide address, Milei presented the reform of the Central Bank’s Charter President…

July 24th, 2026

1. In May, commercial activity fell by 0.5%, but it still remains above the figure…

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