The flow of direct foreign investments in Brazil has already surpassed the figure foreseen by the Brazilian Central Bank for the whole of 2008. According to the Central Bank, the total value of foreign investments in the country were US$ 37,1 billion, well above the predicted figure of US$ 35 billion. The value refers to [...]
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Brazil sees record in direct foreign investments in 2008
Posted in Brazil's Economy, tagged Brazil, Central Bank, crisis, economy, foreign, future prospects, growth, investment, investors, long term, multinational, opportunity, production, safe investment, stability on November 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
FT: Brazil’s low exposure may dilute turmoil
Posted in Brazil's Economy, tagged borrowing, Brazil, Brazilian subprime, chaos, credit, credit crunch, crisis, Financial Times, growth, investment, stability, turmoil, Votorantim on October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Excellente article from the Financial Times: At Fábio Marangoni’s printing works in São Paulo, pages of glossy magazines emerge almost silently from modern printing presses imported from Germany. Asked how much he borrowed to install the presses, Mr Marangoni replies with an air of self-satisfaction. “Nothing,” he says. “We used our own capital.” His family-owned [...]
