Brazil has actually made a considerable change to its laws that might transform its economy and how the federal government handles finances.Recently, the Brazilian Congress authorized a costs that lets all levels of government-- federal, state, and regional-- turn their owed financial obligations into securities.This procedure involves financial obligations owed to the federal government, both tax-related and others.

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In May 2024, Venezuela’s inflation rate reached a historic low of 78% annually, the lowest since 2017.

This decrease from previous months highlights the Central Bank of Venezuela’s (BCV) efforts to stabilize the economy through exchange rate adjustments.

The May inflation rate was 3.9%, up from April’s 2.9%, resulting in a cumulative annual rate of 1

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Mozambique predicts a strong 5.2% GDP growth through 2025, driven by surging gas, farming, and consumer spending.The country's GDP rose from 4.2% in 2022 to 5.0% in 2023. Furthermore, inflation is set to drop from 5.0% to 4.6% by 2025. In 2024, the deficit spending is expected to peak at 3.4% of GDP, yet it's predicted to fall to 1.3% in 2025. Conc

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Morgan Stanley has spotlighted Brazilian shopping centers, recommending investors watch Iguatemi (IGTI11) and Allos (ALOS3) closely.

Both companies show big potential, with expectations for solid returns and growth.

Iguatemi stands out due to its strong track record in strategic projects over the last decade.

Morgan Stanley set a price target of R$31

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Italy prepares to make headlines by getting rid of the Schengen visa requirement for Dominican Republic citizens.Following talks with Italy's President Sergio Mattarella, President Luis Abinader revealed a significant policy shift, strengthening stronger bilateral ties.Portugal and Spain support this choice, aiming to foster closer relations between Europe and

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June opened with the U.S. dollar area rate softening, continuing a May boost of 1.12%. Influencing this drop were prepared for U.S. interest rate cuts and electoral lead to Mexico.The day saw the dollar decrease by 0.30%, with buying rates at 5.233 reais and selling at 5.234. Futures on the B3 dipped a little by 0.09%, closing at

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