* Newstin.com is for sale! * After achieving our strategic milestone, we are offering for sale: Newstin.com and all 14 related domains featuring 1 million unique visitors per month + continuously updated news database of 37 million articles in 12 world languages from 166,000 global and weighted sources + 2.1 billion metadata * To seize this unique chance, contact invest@newstin.com. * Newstin.com is for sale! *

Central Banks in South America

Brazil's Market Loss: 20% This Week, 28% This Month, 44% This Year

After a rocky morning that sent stocks tumbling down over the 10% mark, which triggered a circuit breaker that shut down the market for half an hour, the Bovespa, Brazil's stock exchange, was able to reduce losses and close...

Brazil, Argentina start bilateral transaction with local currencies

Brazil and Argentina, two biggest economies in South America, Monday launched a new payment system of bilateral transaction with their local currencies, aimed at eliminating the U.S. dollar as an intermedium. The new system was...

Venezuela Plans “Austerity Budget” for 2009

Ali Rodriguez, Venezuela's minister for economy and finances, announced the need for a tight 2009 budget on Sunday, but assured that Venezuela's international reserves are safe and the economy remains unaffected by the global...

Brazil Is Not Feeling that Immune to Global Crisis Anymore

Some Brazilian experts believe that no one is going to profit from the international financial crisis. In Brazil, even though the country is much better prepared than in the past to face foreign turbulences, the effects are...

Brazilian Market Getting US$ 12 Billion Injection to Deal with Crisis

The global financial crisis sparkled by the US mortgage debacle has prompted the Central Bank of Brazil to adopt a new measure in order to increase the volume of funds available in the market. Changes were effected to mandatory...

Brazilian Industrial Production Shrinks Slightly

Brazil's industrial production saw a 1.3% reduction in August compared with the previous month, according to the Monthly Industrial Survey, disclosed this Thursday, October 2, by the IBGE (Brazilian...

Brazil's Credit to GDP Ratio Reaches 14-Year High: US$ 600 Billion

In Brazil, credit operations on the financial market reached 1.11 trillion reais (US$ 598 billion) in August, a value that represents 38% of the Brazilian Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According to the BC, "In August,...

Argentina prepares for FIFA World Cup qualifier against Peru

Living in Peru Israel J. Ruiz Argentina's world champion football team has arrived to Peru and concluded its first practice in preparation for the World Cup qualifier that is to take place at the Monumental Stadium in...

Brazilians Are Paying 54% a Year in Interest for Personal Credit

Brazil's National Financial System volume of credit reached 1.085 trillion reais (US$ 669 billion) in July, a figure equivalent to 37% of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) i.e. the sum of goods and services produced in...

Brazil Anticipating US$ 35 Billion in Foreign Direct Investment This Year

According to the projection of the Central Bank of Brazil, the country should receive US$ 35 billion in FDI in the whole of 2008. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow into Brazil reached US$ 3.24 billion in July, and...

1 2 3 4 5 next »