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18 January 2022

Banco Master to make Portugal’s BNI Europa the ‘bank of Brazilians in Europe’
Banco Master is buying Portugal's BNI Europa to make it the “bank of Brazilians in Europe”, according to its chairman, Daniel Vorcaro.
17 January 2022

China’s soybean imports, mainly sourced from Brazil, have first annual drop since 2018
China's soybean imports, which are mainly sourced from Brazil, fell in 2021 from the previous year, the first annual drop since 2018, customs data showed.
13 January 2022

Brazilian company backed by Softbank acquires Lisbon-based bitcoin market CriptoLoja
The Brazilian company 2TM, backed by Japan´s Softbank, is acquiring a controlling stake in Lisbon-based crypto exchange CriptoLoja. 
12 January 2022

Mining and railing disruption in Brazil supports recovery in China iron ore import prices
Heavy rainfall in the iron ore hub of Minas Gerais state, southeastern Brazil, led to mining and railing disruption for Vale and other operators, supporting a recovery in benchmark China iron ore import prices.
10 January 2022

Ji Xianzheng is Macau Forum´s new Secretary General
Ji Xianzheng, former Deputy Director of the Department for European Affairs at the China Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), is the the new Secretary General of the Macau Forum Permanent Secretariat.
05 January 2022

Brazil among fastest growers in social-media platform commerce
Brazil will be among the fastest growers in social-media platform commerce over the next three years, according to a study released by Accenture.
05 January 2022

Brazil’s exports to China rise 28% in 2021
Brazil's exports to China, its biggest trading partner, rose 28% in 2021, helping South America´s largest economy post a USD 61 billion trade surplus, according to official data.
03 January 2022

EDP – Energias do Brasil cashes in EUR 210 million with asset sale
EDP – Energias do Brasil, whose parent company EDP Portugal has China Three Gorges as its largest shareholder, is cashing in EUR 210 million with the sale of electricity grid assets.
29 December 2021

Chinese private companies in Africa relying on local patrons to win contracts
Many Chinese private companies rely on local patrons who serve as brokers between state officials and local communities in African countries to help them win contracts, according to London School of Economics scholars.
28 December 2021

Brazil working to reduce risk of ‘mad cow’ disease following Chinese ban
Brazil is working to reduce the risk of 'mad cow' disease, following an almost 100 day Chinese ban that only ended in mid-december, according to Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina.
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