Brazil, one of the largest emerging economies in Latin America, is grappling with significant economic turbulence as a ...

Brazil wraps up 2024 in a puzzling duality: impressive economic growth on the one hand and lackluster market performance on the other. Gross domestic product (GDP) growth is expected to hit 3% for ...

Brazil's tepid economic performance over the last two years has surprised many who believed Latin America's largest economy would be one of the main drivers of the global economy in the wake of ...

Brazil’s economic activity stalled in November after three consecutive months of drops, the latest sign of the challenges facing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as he works to deliver ...

Economic activity in Brazil contracted more than analysts expected in March while the unemployment rate rose to the highest level in almost four years as Latin America’s largest economy ...

By any traditional economic measure, the case for more tariffs on Brazil doesn't exist. In 2024, the U.S. ran a $7.4 billion ...

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Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin were both missing from the BRICS summit that kicked off Sunday in Rio de Janeiro, hosted by ...

The group’s top currency and rates strategist says the president’s 50 per cent tariff on the South American nation represents ...

Shares of an exchange-traded fund that focuses on Brazilian stocks was struggling Wednesday amid a widening rout in the country’s financial markets. The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF was down 3.6% ...

2000-07-06 04:00:00 PDT Carira, Brazil -- It was a moonless night when rancher Almirinho Silveira approached the peasants who had invaded his land in this impoverished corner of Brazil's northeast.

Brazil did make some progress with a pension reform in 2019, which will save about R$900 billion over ten years. But the World Bank says more changes are needed.