
Brazil expects US trade proposal on tariffs by next week
Minister Márcio Elias Rosa says Washington is preparing a list of sectors it wants opened; Brazil will respond with a counterproposal.
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Minister Márcio Elias Rosa says Washington is preparing a list of sectors it wants opened; Brazil will respond with a counterproposal.
The JOLTS report shows an increase of 333,000 openings and a drop in layoffs, reinforcing the assessment of a sturdier labor market.
Serasa map shows a record in the historical series in September; overdue debts total R$ 597.4 billion, although the pace of increase has slowed.
The finance minister says he will discuss cuts to incentives with Congress in 2027, after the TCU proposed an 11.3% rate for the federal consumption tax.
The Central Bank's first bulletin since Lula's reelection shows more pessimistic economists: higher inflation, a higher Selic and weaker GDP.
Market fears a change in the profile of the Copom board and a return of the debate on loosening the inflation target, according to Folha.
FGV research shows that only about 30% of the bill corresponds to the energy itself; the rest goes to distribution, transmission, charges and taxes.
Brent reached US$ 104.40 after the Iranian president said the supreme leader gave the government powers to negotiate a deal.
States approved an adjustment that weighs most on diesel; in São Paulo, the rise will be R$ 0.07 to R$ 0.13 per liter, and Boulos and Tarcísio traded criticism.
The Labor Ministry reminds that the deadline for full PAT interoperability ends Friday; refusal of a card can be reported.
According to Correio da Manhã, the PL candidate called support for ending the 6x1 "opportunism" and proposes that employees negotiate their hours and be paid according to the schedule worked.