Category: Brazil

In an interview with LatinFinance’s Brazil correspondent Jennifer L. Rich, the president of Brazil’s central bank defends his institution’s strategy for creating economic stability.

Brazil’s investment banks search ways to protect themselves against increasing foreign competition.

The movement to untangle Brazil’s central bank from political influence has reemerged after a swift succession of leaders.

Note: All indices are in local currency terms, as are volume figures. Economática is a historical database which covers nearly 1,100 securities in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and […]

After two postponements, the Brazilian government finally succeeded in awarding the third of four “mirror” licenses to compete with Telefonica in providing fixed-line telephone service to the state of São […]

Multimedia companies line up to reap the rewards of Brazil’s newly opened telecom market.

Note: All indices are in local currency terms, as are volume figures. Economática is a historical database which covers nearly 1,100 securities in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and […]

Brazil and Ecuador are playing the central roles in a new twist to the classic good news, bad news tale. Investor sentiment was firmly on the rise last month, and […]

After much anxiety earlier in the year about the Brazilian crisis’ dampening of market activity, bond issuance in the region has taken a sudden turn for the better. Just as […]

As Brazil’s internal debt load mounts, many believe that the government will be forced to restructure or monetize.