Ana Ferraz is a finance reporter for The Brazilian Report, focusing on national finance and economic news in Brazil. With a keen eye for market trends and policy developments, Ana provides insightful analysis and reporting on topics such as inflation, GDP, interest rates, and the business landscape in Brazil.
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Finance Minister Fernando Haddad on Wednesday announced that the government will present a proposal for a new fiscal framework in March.
The unbridled return of Brazil’s biggest celebration is eagerly awaited by Carnival-goers and businesses alike.
By: Fabiane Ziolla Menezes, Ana Ferraz
Brazil's online shoppers' use of debit cards drops by 20 percent in 2022, and credit card offers in the country looks close to their peak.
The Central Bank released its latest Focus Report, a weekly survey on economic forecasts of top-rated market agents.
Inflation in Brazil has eased off from its painful peak in 2021-2022, but the forces pushing prices higher remain stubborn.
Mining giant Vale’s 2022 profit was down more than 30 percent compared to 2021. That raised expectations for Brazilian commodities in 2023.
The Brazilian government is reportedly negotiating the reopening of a car-making factory that belonged to Ford in Camaçari, in Bahia.
The uneasy dance between Brazil's government and monetary authority will get even less comfortable after the latest GDP reading.
The median forecast for year-end inflation in Brazil was unchanged at 5.9 percent in this week's Focus Report, a Central Bank-led survey.
A committee of experts presented the Senate with a comprehensive study on AI regulation for Brazil. But proposals haven't advanced.
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