Brazil's inflation in September 2025 rose mainly due to a sharp increase in electricity prices, impacting housing costs and keeping inflation above the Central Bank's target.
Brazil's cultural and entertainment event sector has surged in 2025, with consumption reaching R$91.49 billion and employment up 77% from 2019.
Taylor Swift's 12th album release breaks records, excites fans worldwide, and significantly boosts Brazil's economy.
Travel numbers in Brazil have stabilized, but spending has surged, highlighting economic disparities.
Recent surveys show increasing positive sentiment towards Brazil's economy amid lowering inflation forecasts.
Brazil's food service sector is recovering, highlighted by increased revenues and new supportive initiatives.
Minas Gerais shows significant advancements in economic freedom and AI business education initiatives.
Brazil's economic growth projections are at risk due to uncertain revenues and cuts to education funding.
Brazilian municipalities report fiscal health improvements amid economic shifts, though challenges remain.
Brazil's unemployment rate reaches a historic low of 5.6%, the best figure since 2012.
Brazil's financial market forecasts an inflation rate of 4.83% for 2025 amid ongoing economic adjustments.
The Brazilian real weakened as markets anticipate key Fed and Central Bank decisions.
Brazil's corn market outlook shows a cautious sentiment among producers as they navigate uncertain conditions.
Brazilian coffee exports see reduced volume but increased revenue in early 2025.
Brazil's stock market fluctuates amid significant economic events, including a major business fair in Amazonas.
Medium-sized businesses in Brazil face significant challenges amid economic turmoil, impacting their productivity and growth.
Porto Alegre's nightlife and Caeté's coffee diversification highlight new business trends.
Cattle prices remain stable while market liquidity challenges persist in Brazil's beef sector.