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BNDES
Saturday, August 6th 2011 - 08:29 UTC

Soft loans for Brazilian suppliers of the oil and gas industry

Development of oil and gas is expected to have Brazil among the short list of global suppliers

Brazil’s state-owned BNDES development bank said it planned to provide about 2.55 billion dollars in financing over the next four years to suppliers to the country’s oil and gas industry.

Wednesday, July 27th 2011 - 04:49 UTC

Brazil’s development bank lends 30bn dollars at subsidized rate in five months

Infrastructure and industry, the most benefited with the soft loans

Lending by Brazil’s BNDES (National economic and social development bank) totalled 43.5 billion Real (29bn dollars approx) in the first five months of the year, representing a contraction of 6% compared to the same period in 2010, according to a bank’ release.

Wednesday, July 13th 2011 - 16:16 UTC

Battle for majority control of Brazil’s retail industry falls through

Retail tycoon Abilio Diniz couldn’t get Casino and Carrefour to agree

Brazilian retail tycoon Abilio Diniz has suspended plans to merge his supermarket chain Grupo Pao de Acucar with the local arm of France's Carrefour. The move comes after the Brazilian state development bank BNDES and a private fund backed out of supporting the deal.

Thursday, July 7th 2011 - 07:04 UTC

Debate on the vulnerabilities that could condition the Brazilian economy mid term

Consumer credit average interest rates stand at 47%

The good performance of the Brazilian economy and its management of the 2008 world financial crisis have been headlines across the world, but there are also some warning signals form analysts regarding the possibility of asset bubbles and their consequences.

Monday, July 4th 2011 - 05:12 UTC

Brazilian government continues to subsidize loans to big corporations

While the Central Bank Selic rate stands at 12.25%, the BNDES lends at 6%

Brazil's state development bank, BNDES, is lending to companies at the lowest rate relative to the country's benchmark in two years, undercutting President Dilma Rousseff's efforts to curb inflation, revealed the Sao Paulo financial press.

Monday, July 4th 2011 - 04:32 UTC

Brazilian government conditions support for major retail chain merger

French giants Casino and Carrefour fighting for the Brazilian market

BNDES bank will not put up the 2.4 billion US dollars it pledged for the merger of Brazil's biggest retailers, Grupo Pao de Acucar and France's Carrefour, unless France’s Casino is on board, bank president Luciano Coutinho said in a local magazine.

Wednesday, June 8th 2011 - 23:32 UTC

Brazil unveils plan and incentives to boost ethanol production

Energy minister Edison Lobao said a 10-year investment plan is being drafted with the private sector

Brazil's government unveiled new financing and other incentives for sugar cane ethanol production, vowing to work closely with the private sector to boost production in an industry that has struggled recently despite its immense promise.

Tuesday, May 31st 2011 - 07:47 UTC

Brazil plans massive infrastructure investment in next four years

Luciano Coutinho, head of the BNDES, Brazil’s pivotal bank in support of Brazilian corporations

Brazil’ president of the Economic and Development Bank, BNDES, Luciano Coutinho said that the country’s investment rate in the coming four years will be equivalent to 23% of GDP, sufficient to ensure a sustained robust long term growth of Latin America’s largest economy.

Wednesday, May 25th 2011 - 06:44 UTC

Brazil plans to invest heavily in wind farms natural gas fired plants

Brazil currently has 1 Gigawatts of wind capacity in operation.

Brazil which gets about 80% of its energy from hydroelectricity is considering a record investment of 4.1 billion Real (2.5 billion USD) for wind farms this year to diversify its power supply.

Thursday, May 19th 2011 - 10:40 UTC

Opposition call for disclosure of twenty-fold increase in Brazil’s chief of staff assets

Orthodox economist Antonio Palocci is loved by Wall Street

Revelations of a several times surge in the personal wealth of Brazilian government's influential chief of staff have triggered controversy and could drag on and become a major headache for President Dilma Rousseff.

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