Brazil's Ibovespa stock index reached a record high, supported by easing geopolitical tensions, a weaker dollar, and expectations for interest rate cuts by the Central Bank.
Financial forecasts show stable inflation and growth in Brazil for 2026, while BNDES backs Toyota with R$500 million for technological upgrades and industry modernization.
Brazil's economy grew by a modest 0.1% in Q3 2025, reflecting a slowdown driven by high interest rates and cautious fiscal policies despite positive employment and sectoral growth.
Micro and small businesses in Brazil saw a 2.7% increase in economic activity in October, though annual figures reflect the limiting effect of high interest rates.
Brazil's economic activity slightly contracted in September amid the lowest inflation in decades and a steady Selic interest rate, reflecting cautious monetary policy amid growth challenges.
Brazil's financial market forecasts an inflation rate of 4.83% for 2025 amid ongoing economic adjustments.
Brazil's stock market fluctuates amid significant economic events, including a major business fair in Amazonas.