The euro-zone producer price index (PPI) fell 1.6% in March from February, according to estimates published this Thursday (4) by… Read More »Eurozone producer inflation fell 1.6% in March vs February, slowing to 5.9% yoy
In the Lula government’s first major defeat in the Chamber of Deputies, the House of Representatives this Wednesday night, 3,… Read More »After losing to Lula, the Chamber approves a project that will remove some of the sanitation ordinances
Shell’s president in Brazil, Cristiano Pinto da Costa, hopes the new tax on crude oil exports, created to rebuild the… Read More »Shell calls for new oil tax ‘temporary and isolated’
O CHAT GPT já revolucionou a internet, esse foi o primeiro grande passo pras pessoas terem acesso gratuito à inteligências… Read More »CHATGPT É ULTRAPASSADO POR NOVA I.A CHINESA? [SenseTime]
The US Department of Energy (DoE) said it sold an additional 1.6 million barrels of Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) crude… Read More »US: Strategic crude oil reserves fall to lowest level since 1983
O JP Morgan (JPMC34), the largest US bank, is thriving in a world of rising interest rates that have sunk… Read More »There was no crisis for JPMorgan and other major US banks
Brazil will not sell more state-owned companies, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told Chinese state television network CCTV. The… Read More »Lula tells the Chinese press that Brazil will no longer sell state-owned companies
(Bloomberg) — The global economy faces growing risks to growth, even as the financial system is likely to weather the… Read More »Global economy faces rising risks despite financial system resilience: IMF
The US economy is proving more resilient and inflation more stubborn than economists expected a few months ago and, as… Read More »US: Economists see persistent inflation and expect high interest rates for longer, says poll
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Saturday (15) that the expected credit crunch could accelerate the decline in inflation… Read More »Yellen: Tightening Bank Credit May Curb Fed Needs to Raise Rates