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Brazil Presidential Candidate Ronaldo Caiado Proposes Strict STF Reform: Age 60 Minimum, 15-Year Term, Political Quarantine
Presidential hopeful Ronaldo Caiado is proposing a constitutional reform to limit STF justices' power and prevent political entanglement.
Brazil Supreme Court Chief Steps In as Justices War Over Probe Implicating Colleague
An institutional crisis at Brazil's Supreme Federal Court escalates as two powerful justices trade accusations over the 'Master Case' financial probe.
Brazil Senate Delays 40-Hour Work Week Vote Until After October Elections
Senate President Davi Alcolumbre postponed the vote on a constitutional amendment to reduce the maximum work week.
Brazil’s Central Bank Deadline Triggers Crypto Market Squeeze, Forcing Small Exchanges Out
Brazil's October 30 deadline for crypto exchanges to meet strict new capital and governance standards is forcing a consolidation of the VASP market.
Correction: Our September 4, 2026 at 21:30 UTC Soybean Positioning Report
Correction: the CFTC figures cited in this article describe soybean meal futures, not soybeans, as of September 1, 2026. The original soybean-market conclusions have been withdrawn.
Small Cap Rally Signals Market Bets on Accelerated Selic Rate Cuts in Brazil
The Brazil Small Cap Index (SMLL) jumped over 4% in early September as investors rotate into domestic cyclicals on expectations of a faster Selic rate easing cycle.
Lula’s 2026 Platform Signals Shift to Economic Nationalism, Prioritizing ‘Sovereignty’ and State-Led Development
President Lula's new political blueprint for Brazil emphasizes state control and reduced foreign influence, replacing his 'reconstruction' narrative.
Lula Campaign Asks Top Court to Bar Rival Flávio Bolsonaro Over Rally Allegations
The incumbent campaign has petitioned Brazil's Superior Electoral Court to declare challenger Flávio Bolsonaro ineligible.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Ends Tech Platform ‘Safe Harbor’ Liability Shield
Landmark STF decision declares Article 19 of the Marco Civil partially unconstitutional, requiring Big Tech to adopt proactive moderation.
Electoral Risk Imperils Brazil’s Tax Reform Implementation, Creating Legal Uncertainty
Brazil's landmark tax reform faces twin political risks from election fears, threatening policy stability and delaying key economic gains.
Lula Sanctions New Funding Mechanism for Brazilian Justice System Amidst Calls for Deep Judicial Reform
President Lula approved new laws centralizing funds for courts and public defenders, a move tied to his push for judicial reform.
Brazil Supreme Court to Rule on Corporate Tax Incentive Case With Billions at Stake
The STF will decide if state ICMS tax incentives can be taxed by the federal government, impacting corporate Brazil.
Brazil’s STF Grants Insurers R$5.3 Billion Tax Relief on Technical Reserves
The Supreme Federal Court ruled that PIS/Cofins contributions should not be levied on income from the mandatory financial reserves of insurers.
Brazil’s Electoral Court Seals Electronic Voting System Code Ahead of 2026 General Elections
Brazil's TSE sealed the source code for its electronic voting systems, completing a key integrity check for the October 2026 election.
Revival of Brazil’s Controversial CPMF Tax Proposed by Minor Presidential Candidate
A candidate in Brazil's election proposes reviving the CPMF financial transaction tax, raising a low-probability, high-impact policy risk.
Brazil Elections 2026 See Record Surge in Indigenous and LGBTQIA+ Candidates
Diverse candidacies for Brazil's National Congress are at a record high, signaling a structural shift in the country's political landscape.
Lula Advisor Celso Amorim Warns Congress of US Intervention in Brazil Election, Citing Monroe Doctrine
Tensions rise as Lula's top advisor warns the US is using its historic Monroe Doctrine to justify meddling in the upcoming presidential election.
Brazilian Tech Company Bemobi Moves to Absorb Subsidiary 7AZ to Streamline Operations
Brazilian mobile digital services firm Bemobi is incorporating its wholly-owned subsidiary 7AZ Softwares to reduce costs and simplify its corporate structure.
Banker’s Plea Deal Threatens Lula Government and Scrambles Brazil’s Supreme Court
Revelations about a jailed banker's ties to STF Justice Alexandre de Moraes fuel a political crisis and raise institutional risk.
OAS Confirms Election Observer Mission for Brazil’s Polarized 2026 General Elections
The Organization of American States will deploy up to 90 experts to observe Brazil’s high-stakes national elections.
OAS Sends Fifth Election Observation Mission to Brazil Amid High Political Polarization
The Organization of American States will observe Brazil’s 2026 general election, dispatching a mission for both rounds of voting.
Dry Spell Before Planting Threatens Start of Brazil’s 2026/27 Soybean Crop
Critical soybean regions like Mato Grosso and Paraná report near-zero rainfall, raising the risk of planting delays for the new crop.
Brazil’s Fiscal Framework Credibility Erodes as Real Deficit Threatens Public Debt Stability
Brazil's New Fiscal Framework is undermined by rising deficits and spending 'exceptions,' jeopardizing debt stabilization and sustaining a high country risk.
Brazil Supreme Court Minister Nullifies Billions in Amendments Directed by Party Bosses
STF Minister Flávio Dino struck down budget allocations decided by non-mandated party leaders, curbing a key source of political patronage.
Flávio Bolsonaro Taps Ex-Minister Sachsida to Bolster Economic Platform, Signal Market Alignment
Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro adds former Mines and Energy Minister Adolfo Sachsida to his economic team ahead of October elections.
Brazil Formally Triggers Retaliation Process Against US Tariffs Under New Reciprocity Law
Brazil has begun the formal process to apply its Economic Reciprocity Law against US tariffs, escalating bilateral trade tensions.
Brazil STF Resumes Vote on Clean Slate Law, Fate of Convicted Politicians Hangs in Balance
The Supreme Court is set to rule on an anti-corruption law change that could allow convicted former leaders like Eduardo Cunha to run in elections.
Sigma Lithium Shares Surge 11.6% as Brazilian Mining Operations Fully Restart
Brazilian lithium producer Sigma Lithium (SGML) saw shares jump after reaching an agreement with Minas Gerais authorities to fully restart mining.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Pauses Final Review of Indigenous Land Demarcation Rules
The STF is weighing motions that determine if compensation rules for non-Indigenous occupants will stall land claims.
Lula-Backed 40-Hour Work Week Proposal Reaches Critical Senate Committee
Brazil's Senate President sent the constitutional amendment for a 40-hour work week to the key Constitution and Justice Committee, signaling a government priority.