Oil futures closed higher as traders expressed concerns about supply disruptions from Russia and Iran, according to market reports. The Brent crude oil contract for March delivery rose by 0.99%, reaching $76.92 per barrel on the Intercontinental Exchange.

Meanwhile, the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil contract for February delivery

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According to sources, Pátria Investments, Shell, and Mitsubishi Power have hired Itaú BBA to manage the sale of Marlim Azul. This 565-megawatt gas-fired power plant in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, began operations in November 2023. It stands as Brazil's very first thermoelectric plant to run entirely on pre-salt gas. The joint venture partners i
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On Thursday, the Ibovespa index operated within a narrow range, reflecting low market liquidity as Wall Street remained closed. The dollar fell by over 1%, closing at R$ 6.05.

The Ibovespa finished the day up 0.12%, reaching 119,770.97 points. The American stock market paused operations to honor former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away on

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María Corina Machado, a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader, was apprehended on Thursday after participating in protests against Nicolás Maduro's inauguration.The event occurred as Machado left a demonstration in Caracas, according to her project team's spokesperson. The detention happened on the eve of Maduro's swearing-in ceremony for his t
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The dollar tipped over 1% on Thursday, dropping below 6.05 reais in a low-liquidity session. United States markets closed for previous President Jimmy Carter's funeral service. Investors adjusted rates after 2024's excesses amidst an empty agenda in Brazil.Reuters reported the area dollar closed down 1.10% at 6.0431 reais. On the B3 exchange, the February dollar
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In 2024, Africa witnessed a remarkable surge in democratic progress, with eight nations holding truly competitive elections. This development marked a significant shift in the continent’s political landscape.

Senegal, Ghana, and Botswana saw peaceful transfers of power, showcasing the growing strength of democratic institutions. Bassirou Diomaye

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