In May, Brazil’s industry faced significant challenges due to floods in Rio Grande do Sul. Company closures and lower demand also impacted the sector. Despite these setbacks, the sector remained in growth territory for the fifth consecutive month. The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), released on Monday, confirmed this trend. S&P Global compiled the PMI for […]
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