Brazil's central bank continues to see signs of resilience in the country's economy despite indications of an overall ...

Brazil’s central bank said economic growth will slow over the coming year as interest rates at nearly a two-decade high grind ...

Brazil Finance Minister Fernando Haddad does not believe the country can put its public finances in order without also ...

Brazil's public finances performed better than expected in August, with debt levels remaining stable and the primary deficit ...

Bolsonaro’s fall was as meteoric as his rise. Defeated in 2022 by Lula, he refused to go graciously. Attempting to cling to ...

Brazil’s economic activity dropped for third consecutive month in July, pointing to the toll that hefty borrowing costs are taking on growth.

SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazil's government believes the economy is starting to feel the effects of high interest rates and will closely monitor data to see if those impacts are "wider than initially ...

Brazil’s economy posted a modest expansion in the second quarter, marking a notable slowdown from the start of the year after the boost from a bumper harvest faded and high interest rates bit into ...

Brazil, the worlds largest coffee producer and the second-largest consumer after the United States, is facing a notable ...

Trying to assess the effects of research and innovation is a recurring topic in science worldwide. A macroeconomic impact ...

UBS BB revised its exchange rate forecasts and argues that the scenario is more positive for the Brazilian real.

Bolsonaro's conviction has drawn praise as a sign of Brazil's democratic resilience, but it is far from the end of the story.