Brazil’s Real Gains on Commodity Rally

Brazil’s real posted its longest winning streak in five weeks, swept up in a rally for emerging-market currencies that overshadowed domestic political turmoil. The Ibovespa dropped. The real advanced 1.1 percent to 3.4894 per dollar Monday in Sao Paulo, rising for the fourth consecutive day. The Ibovespa slipped 0.4 percent after swinging between gains and... Continue Reading →

Back at the House of Cards – Brazil prosecutor links tourism minister to Petrobras probe-report

Brazil's prosecutor general found evidence linking the tourism minister of interim President Michel Temer to the corruption scheme at state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, newspaper Folha de S. Paulo reported on Monday. Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot included intercepted phone messages in a request to the Supreme Court for a formal investigation of Tourism Minister... Continue Reading →

Nowhere to go but up/Economist

  The interim government proposes some reforms Jun 4th 2016 | RIO DE JANEIRO | Economist WITH bearded baristas and furniture cobbled together from wooden crates, Curto Café in Rio de Janeiro is a typical outpost of Brazil’s nascent hipster scene. Aficionados of its organic coffee do not pay set prices; instead they pay what they think reasonable—or... Continue Reading →

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