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Government will invest R$ 18 billion (US$ 10.5 billion) in public transport in 24 cities
(03/04/11) . Experts say that the resources designated to metropolis will still be expanded to develop the sector.
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Trade Sales in Brazil ends 2010 with the highest accumulated in 10 years
(02/24/11) . The Brazilian retail’s trade Sales closed 2010 in 10.9% in comparison to the previous year and registered the highest accumulated in a decade, informed this Tuesday the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE, in Portuguese).
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Micro and Small enterprises (MSEs of São Paulo have the highest growth in 12 years, says Sebrae
(02/17/11) . MSEs of São Paulo closed 2010 with a real raise (inflation discounted) of 9.6% in real sales about 2009, the highest annual rate since the beginning of the indicator research, in 1998, published this Thursday (10) by Sebrae-SP (Brazilian Support Service to Micro and Small Enterprises).
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Private Banking industry grows 23% in 2010
(02/17/11) . The private banking industry, turned to millionaire banking customers, closed the past year with R$ 371,2 billions (US$ 218 billions) in assets under management.
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BM&F Bovespa wants to stimulate the entry of 150 SMEs in the stock exchange
(02/04/11) . With the renaissance of the stocks market after the global crisis between 2008 and 2009, BM&F Bovespa sees the current moment as ideal to stimulate the entry of the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the stock exchange.
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Brazilian unemployment rate is under the one registered by wealth countries
(02/03/11) . For the first time, Brazil shows an unemployment rate that is under of the wealth countries and, at least in the metropolitan areas, under of the global average. Besides that, a young seeking a job will find an opportunity more easily in Brazil than in the big European and American cities.
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Volume of credit in Brazil grows 20.5% in 2010 and ends in a record level
(01/31/11) . The volume of credit in Brazil grew 20,5% last year in comparison to 2009 and ended the year in a record level, equivalent to 46,6% of the country’s GDP, the Central Bank reported this Wednesday.
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Foreign investments surprises and finances all the external deficit
(01/28/11) . The foreign direct investments (FDI), that are turned to the manufacturing, surprised to all, included the Central Bank of Brazil, registering a strong growth of 86,7% in 2010, to $ 48,4 billion, according to numbers published this Tuesday (25) by the monetary authority.
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Brazil’s economy will grow up more in 2011
(01/28/11) . The Brazilian economy will be one of the fastest-growing this year. The IMF (International Monetary Fund) prediction is that the generation of wealth in the country raise by 4,5% between January and December of 2011, compared to the 4,3% projected to Latin America.
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