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Brazil: market volatility, high rates, inflation pressure

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Latest: Brazil's Selic Rate Set for More Hikes as Global Geopolitical Split Grows

Brazil’s equity market remained volatile through June 2026, with the Ibovespa sliding to an eight‑month low near 168,700 points after a week‑long outflow of roughly R$2 billion of foreign capital. The decline was driven

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Brazil finance: Movida profit, Santander Brazil offer

3 clusters · 57 sources · last updated

Latest: Santander launches €1.9bn exchange offer to acquire remaining 10% of Santander Brazil

In July 2026 Brazil’s corporate finance scene saw Movida’s strongest quarterly profit in four years, posting net earnings of R$ 135.6 million on revenue of R$ 4 billion, with EBITDA up 22 % to R$ 1.7 billion after a R$ 7

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Brazil auto market growth 2026

3 clusters · 77 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian vehicle consórcio reaches 5.53 million participants, up 10.2%

In the first half of 2026 Brazil’s automotive sector rebounded sharply, with vehicle sales up 16% YoY, driven by the expanding direct‑sale model. Financing activity rose 10.9% to 3.78 million units – the strongest six‑mo

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Brazil's Grupo Toky judicial recovery

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Latest: Toky approves 20‑for‑1 share consolidation to meet B3 price rule

In mid‑July 2026, the São Paulo Court approved Grupo Toky's filing for judicial recovery, acknowledging debts exceeding R$1 billion. The restructuring plan is intended to keep the furniture‑retail brands Tok&Stok and Mob

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Rio Grande do Sul cultural festivals

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Latest: Florianópolis awards 35‑year concession for CentroSul convention center

In late July, neighboring municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul staged historic agricultural parades that highlighted the region’s farming heritage, featuring horse‑drawn wagons, modern harvesters, ox‑pulled carretas and m

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