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Brazil Extends 12% Crude Oil Export Tax for 60 Days, Confirming Fiscal Priority Despite Court Ruling
Brazil’s government extended the 12% oil export tax for 60 days despite a court order to suspend it, maintaining high regulatory risk.
Brazil STF Minister Flávio Dino Voids Key Political Funding Tool Controlled by Party Bosses
Supreme Court Justice Flávio Dino annulled the practice of non-elected party leaders indicating parliamentary amendments, challenging a major source of patronage in Brazilian politics.
New Federal Police Probe Targeting Lula’s Ex-Aide and Son Roils Brazil’s Election Cycle
Federal Police are investigating Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro and Fábio Luís Lula da Silva (Lulinha) for influence peddling.
OAS Deploys Observation Mission to Monitor Brazil’s Polarized 2026 General Election
The Organization of American States is sending an Electoral Observation Mission to monitor the October 2026 election, a sign of ongoing international scrutiny.
Brazil’s Tax Reform Faces Implementation Crisis as Final Rate Remains Unknown
The historic reform to create a unified value-added tax (IVA) in Brazil is generating massive uncertainty as the final combined rate remains subject to political debate.
Petrobras and Brazilian Navy Formalize Strategic Cooperation, Underscoring National Asset Role
Brazil’s state-controlled oil company Petrobras signed a protocol with the Navy to strengthen security and logistics on strategic national waterways.
Zero Rainfall in Brazil’s Soy Belt Elevates Risk for Key 2026/27 Crop Planting
Major soybean production centers in Mato Grosso, Bahia, and Goiás have registered zero rainfall over the last week, creating a movement alert for the upcoming planting season.
Agribusiness Debt Crisis Deepens: Goiás Judicial Recovery Filings Hit Record
Financial distress in Goiás, Brazil’s key soybean and corn hub, signals growing credit risk across the agro-industrial supply chain.
Brazil’s High Court to End Decade-Long Fracking Dispute on September 9
Brazil's Superior Tribunal of Justice will rule on the legality of hydraulic fracturing, setting a national standard for unconventional oil and gas.
Petrobras Secures Brazilian Navy Cooperation for High-Stakes Equatorial Margin Drilling
New naval cooperation agreement boosts legal and logistical security for Brazil's controversial oil frontier near the Amazon River mouth.
Massive R$170 Billion Fundão Settlement De-Risks BHP, Vale as 45 Cities Drop Foreign Lawsuits
Nearly all affected municipalities in Brazil have joined the R$170B Fundão dam settlement, requiring them to drop all foreign lawsuits.
Key Deadline Nears in Brazil’s Tax Overhaul as Federal Revenue Prepares Critical VAT Rate Proposal
Brazil’s tax reform reaches a key point as the Federal Revenue must submit the new federal VAT rate calculation to the TCU.
Dry Pre-Planting Weather Sparks Drought Alarm in Brazil’s Main Soybean Belt
Key growing regions in Mato Grosso, Goiás, and Bahia report zero rain, raising water-stress concerns for the 2026/27 soybean planting season.
STF Poised to Reject Bid to Move Influence Peddling Case Against Lula’s Son
Supreme Court Justice André Mendonça is expected to keep the investigation into Brazilian President Lula's son, Lulinha, in the high court.
Brazil Election Pits State-Led Resource Exploitation Against Private Investment Model
The presidential race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro is defining Brazil's energy future, centering on state control vs. market liberalization.
Dry August in Global Soybean Capital Sorriso-MT Raises Red Flag for Brazil’s Next Crop
A seven-day dry spell across three major Brazilian farm hubs, including Sorriso-MT, signals poor soil moisture for the critical September planting window.
PetroReconcavo Avoids US$60 Million CAPEX by Extending Petrobras Gas Processing Deal
Brazilian independent oil producer PetroReconcavo secured nearly a decade of operational certainty in Bahia by extending a natural gas processing agreement with Petrobras.
Dry Spell Raises Crop-Stress Risk Across Brazil’s Soybean Belt
Key agricultural cities in Mato Grosso, Bahia, and Goiás are seeing virtually no rain, raising concerns for the 2026/2027 soybean planting season.
Petrobras Confirms Hydrocarbon Discovery in Foz do Amazonas, Opening Highly Contested New Brazil Oil Frontier
State-controlled Petrobras has confirmed an oil and gas find in the environmentally sensitive Foz do Amazonas Basin, a strategic move to replenish its reserves.
Hedge Funds Place Large Bullish Bet on Soybean Futures, Signaling Bullish Sentiment for Brazilian Agribusiness
Speculative traders, primarily hedge funds, have built a massive net-long position in soybean futures, pointing to strong expectations for a price rally that would boost Brazil's crucial agribusiness sector.
Brazil’s ‘Sin Tax’ Rate Proposal Postponed to Avoid Political Backlash Before October Election
The government has delayed sending the final rates for its new Selective Tax to Congress, disrupting planning for consumer and commodity sectors.
Marina Silva Warns of ‘Serra Pelada of Oil’ After Petrobras Discovery in Amazon Mouth
Brazil’s Environment Minister Marina Silva insists on extensive environmental studies before commercial exploration of oil in the sensitive Amazon Mouth region.
Brazil Trade Minister Calls US Tariffs 'Illegal,' Delays Reciprocity Until After October Election
Brazil's Trade Minister has condemned new US tariffs ranging up to 37.5% but is prioritizing talks to avoid a trade war in the election year.
Brazilian Digital Bank Inter & Co Shares Surge on Undervaluation Narrative After Strong Q2 Earnings
Inter & Co shares jumped nearly 6% on strong fundamentals, highlighting the ongoing debate about the digital bank's valuation.
Former Petrobras Director Warns New Amazon Oil Finds Need Policy Shift from Pre-Salt Model
Ildo Sauer, who helped launch Brazil's pre-salt oil era, argues new Equatorial Margin discoveries must change from a profit-focused model.
Brazil Trails Europe in Social Media Ad Transparency, Raising Foreign Influence Concerns
A joint study found political ad transparency on Meta and other platforms in Brazil is far weaker than in the EU and UK, complicating election oversight.
Sigma Lithium Drops 3.5% as Regulatory Uncertainty in Brazil Overpowers Record Earnings
Brazilian lithium producer Sigma Lithium (SGML) shares fell as an ongoing operational halt in Minas Gerais overshadowed strong Q2 results.
São Paulo Candidates Exploit R$2.2 Million Digital Ad Loophole Before Official Campaign
Gubernatorial frontrunners Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad used a digital ad loophole to spend R$2.2M before limits began.
Lula Allies Push State-Controlled Oil Model on New Brazil Frontier After Petrobras Find
Petrobras confirmed a hydrocarbon find in the Equatorial Margin, fueling a push by Lula's allies to introduce a production sharing model for future blocks.
Brazil’s Presidential Candidates Avoid Concrete Fiscal Plans, Raising Macroeconomic Uncertainty
The tight 2026 Brazil election race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro is increasing country risk due to a lack of detailed budget proposals.