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Brazil's Raizen Sells Argentina Business for $1.42bn to Cut Debt
One of Brazil's biggest energy groups is shedding a foreign operation it built less than a decade ago, a sign of how hard debt and a punishing
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U.S. Proposes 25% Tariff on Brazilian Goods Over Pix and Ethanol
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative determined on Tuesday that a range of Brazilian acts, policies and practices are "unreasonable"
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Rio State Overstated Books by $225m on Failed Banco Master
The collapse of Banco Master is now reaching the books of a Brazilian state government, after Rio's auditors found the failed bank's losses left a billion-real
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China's Silk Road Fund to Take Minority Stake in Brazil Power Venture
A vehicle of China's flagship overseas-investment fund is buying into one of Brazil's larger clean-power producers — a small but telling sign of Beijing's
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Tecnisa Closes Sale of São Paulo Project Stake to BTG for R$260.9m
One of São Paulo's largest residential developments has a new lead owner, as a cash-strapped builder sells down its stake to one of Brazil's biggest investment banks
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Brazil Homebuilder MRV Lifts May Output Above First-Quarter Pace
Brazil's largest builder of affordable housing is stepping up output, an early operating signal that follows a quarter in which its losses narrowed sharply
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Brazil's IRB Ends U.S. Fraud Case Born From a Fake Buffett Endorsement
The reinsurer IRB (traded as IRBR3) announced on June 1 that it has completed the obligations it assumed before the United States
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Brazil Retail Giant Pernambucanas Faces Auditor Doubt It Can Survive
One of Brazil's best-known retail names is under scrutiny: its own auditor has raised a red flag over whether the chain can keep operating
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Abu Dhabi's AD Ports Buys Into Brazil Grain Terminals in Record Deal
AD Ports Group, the ports-and-logistics company controlled by Abu Dhabi, has agreed to acquire control of Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura
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Brazil Clears the Way for Its First Power-Battery Auction
After years of delay, Brazil has set the rules that let large batteries plug into its power system, and scheduled the first auction to buy that storage
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Brazil's First-Quarter Rebound Clouds the Path for Rate Cuts
Brazil's economy rebounded at the start of the year on the back of resilient household spending, a strength that paradoxically complicates
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Raízen anuncia venda de negócios na Argentina por US$ 1,42 bilhão
Operações serão assumidas pela Mercuria Energy Group no país vizinho
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OECD Cuts Argentina's 2026 Growth Forecast as Inflation Bites
The OECD has cut its growth forecast for Argentina, trimming expectations for President Javier Milei's recovery as a global oil shock
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Petrobras Cuts Diesel Prices 9.6% as Global Oil Prices Ease
Brazil's state-controlled oil company has cut the price of diesel it sells to distributors by nearly a tenth, a move that could ease freight costs
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U.S. Share of Brazil Exports Falls as May Trade Surplus Beats Forecast
Brazil's trade numbers looked strong on the surface in May. Underneath, they told a story of a country steadily selling less to the United States
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Equatorial Wins Control of Brazil Water Utility Copasa as Rival Quits
One of Brazil's last big state water companies has changed hands, and the contest ended the way the country's biggest sanitation privatization
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Brazil's Real Exchange Rate May Be Calming, Bradesco Says
Bradesco says Brazil's real exchange rate may be entering a calmer phase after a decade of decline, as currency cycles hint the slide is levelling off.
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Slow Bank Loans Push Brazil's Builders Toward Receivables Funds
As bank credit slows, Brazil's builders turn to receivables funds, or FIDCs, to convert future payments into cash, driving record inflows in the sector.
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Brazil's Raizen Sells Argentina Business for $1.42bn to Cut Debt
One of Brazil's biggest energy groups is shedding a foreign operation it built less than a decade ago, a sign of how hard debt and a punishing
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Vaca Muerta Gas Could Reshape South America's Energy Map
Argentina's Vaca Muerta gas could reshape South America's energy map, with a pipeline build-out topping $10bn to carry shale gas to Brazil and neighbors.
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Nubank Unveils $1bn Buyback as Shares Languish Near Record Lows
After a bruising six months for its stock, Latin America's most valuable digital bank is betting on itself, putting up to a billion dollars behind