In January, Brazil’s industrial sector faced a 1.6% decline in output compared to the previous month, indicating a challenge in the country’s economic landscape. The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) confirmed this downturn, aligning with predictions from financial market analysts. Despite this setback, the annual comparison revealed a 3.6% growth, showcasing resilience with […]
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