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Falling exports represent a significant challenge for the Brazilian economy, especially after the implementation of 50% tariffs on Brazilian products in the United States. In this article, we will explore the consequences of these tariffs, analyzing the drastic reduction in exports of sugar, tobacco, and beef. Furthermore, we will examine the performance of coffee. Read more…
Brazilian exports are undergoing a significant transformation, especially in trade relations with China. In this article, we will explore the growth in demand for Brazilian products in China, focusing on higher value-added items such as coffee and orange juice. Shanghai stands out as a consumption hub, highlighting the... Read more…
The tariff hike imposed by the United States on Brazilian products triggered a series of reactions that deserve detailed analysis. This article will explore how this measure impacted prices in the American market, especially for products like picanha, as well as the abnormal situation in trade relations between the two countries. We will also discuss Read more…
Import tariffs have been a crucial topic in trade relations between Brazil and the United States. This article will explore the impact of the new US import tariffs on Brazilian products, which reach a staggering 30.91 TP3T. We will analyze the percentage difference between the US and Brazilian tariffs. Read more…
Trade tariffs have been a central issue in Brazil-US relations, especially with the implementation of 50% tariffs on Brazilian products starting August 1. This measure, which aims to correct the trade deficit that Brazil has maintained with the US since 2009, raises questions. Read more…
The imposition of 50% Food Tariffs by the United States on Brazilian products has had a significant impact on the bar and restaurant sector, which is still recovering from the effects of the pandemic. With over 1.7 million food establishments in Brazil, especially in São Paulo, the new tariffs Read more…