Dollar rises to R$4.69, but closes the week lower
On a day with few trades due to the Holy Week holiday, the dollar closed with a slight increase, but remained below R$ 4.70 and ended the week in decline. After rising
Government proposes a minimum wage of R$ 1,294 in 2023, with no real increase
The minimum wage in 2023 will be R$1,294 and will not increase above inflation. The adjustment is included in the draft Budget Guidelines Law (PLDO) of 2023, shipped today (14) to the
Government estimates primary deficit of BRL 65.91 billion in 2023
The public accounts of the Central Government (National Treasury, Social Security and Central Bank) should close 2023 with a primary deficit of R$ 65.91 billion. The fiscal target is contained in the
LDO project predicts growth of 2.5% for next year
The Brazilian economy is expected to grow 2.5% next year, after growing 1.5% in 2022. The estimate is contained in the Budget Guidelines Law Project (PLDO) 2023, sent today (14) to the
Congress receives 2023 Budget Guidelines Bill
The standard operation and the strike in the federal civil service affected the release of the 2023 Budget Guidelines Law (LDO) project. deadline for submitting the project, but the content and numbers
Pomeranian Lulu dogs are rescued for mistreatment in Limeira
More than 130 dogs of the Lulu da Pomeranian breed (German Spitz) were rescued in a situation of abuse in the municipality of Limeira, in the interior of São Paulo. The animals
União Brasil nominates Luciano Bivar as pre-candidate for president
The União Brasil party, created from the merger of the PSL and the DEM, made official this Thursday (14) the name of federal deputy Luciano Bivar as a pre-candidate for the Presidency
Brazil does not support BRICS’ own payment system, says ministry
Russia’s proposal to set up a specific payment system for the BRICS – a bloc made up of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – does not have the support of
Inflation reaches 12% among very low-income families, says Ipea
Inflation accumulated in the last 12 months hits the poorest families more strongly and reaches 12% for those with a household income lower than R$ 1,808.79. The analysis was released today (14)
Consumption in Brazilian homes grows 2.26% in the first two months
Consumption in Brazilian homes grew 2.26% in the first two months of 2022 compared to the same period last year, according to the Brazilian Association of Supermarkets (AbrasMercado). In comparison with February