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The financial market’s forecast for the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) – considered the country’s official inflation rate – has increased, from 4.05% to 4.10% this year. The estimate is in

A competition to develop the best innovation in mapping tropical forest biodiversity, with a prize of US$5 million (more than R$25 million), has been bringing together cutting-edge technology and people from different

With 760,086 transactions totaling R$5.68 billion in June, investments in Treasury Direct bonds recorded the highest number in the historical series. According to the National Treasury, R$3.27 billion in redemptions were recorded,

The Minister of Integration and Regional Development, Waldez Góes, made an appeal on Monday (29) for public and private investments from the nations that make up the G20 to strengthen vulnerable communities.

The consolidated public sector had a deficit of R$40.9 billion in June this year. The result is lower than the negative balance of R$48.9 billion observed in the same month of 2023,

The women’s volleyball team’s debut at the Paris Olympics went as expected. Facing Kenya, considered the weakest team in the tournament, Brazil made its superiority count and had no problems in achieving

Next Tuesday (30), in Brasília, the 5th National Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation (CNCTI) will begin. Its goal is to develop a new national strategy for all areas of knowledge. “President

Filipe Toledo was the last Brazilian to qualify for the round of 16 of the Olympic surfing tournament, which is being held on Teahupo’o beach in Tahiti. In the final on Sunday

Caixa Econômica Federal will pay this Monday (29) the July installment of the new Bolsa Família to beneficiaries with a Social Registration Number (NIS) ending in 8. The minimum amount corresponds to

O Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) decided to remove swimmer Ana Carolina Vieira from the Brazilian delegation at the Paris Olympics after two episodes of indiscipline reported by the sport’s technical committee. She