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Argentine Recession Slashes Brazilian Exports by Nearly 20%, Hitting Automotive Sector Hardest
Bilateral trade between Brazil and Argentina has fallen sharply due to Argentina's severe recession, threatening jobs in Brazil's key industrial sectors.
China's Food Security Pivot Puts $20 Billion Export Reliance at Risk for Brazilian Agribusiness
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan prioritizing food self-sufficiency threatens Brazilian soy and beef exports, potentially costing the sector up to $20 billion annually.
Lula-Milei Crisis Escalates: Brazil Recalls Ambassador as Mercosul Trade Framework Faces Existential Risk
Brazil's diplomatic protest after Milei insults Lula and a Supreme Court Justice threatens the $31B Brazil-Argentina trade axis and Mercosul's stability.
Brazil, South Korea Fast-Track Mercosul Trade Deal, Boosting Outlook for Critical Minerals and Beef
Brazil and South Korea agreed to fast-track the Mercosul trade deal, signaling new market access for Brazilian agribusiness and critical minerals.
Brazil Recalls Envoy to Argentina as Milei Intervention Tests Mercosul Trade Stability
Brazil's diplomatic break with Argentina over President Milei's political intervention creates new risk for the Mercosul trade bloc.
Brazil Accelerates China-Mercosul Trade Deal After US Imposes 25% Tariffs
President Lula and Xi Jinping agreed to fast-track a China-Mercosul agreement days after the US hit Brazilian goods with a 25% Section 301 tariff.
Brazil, China Accelerate Mercosul Trade Talks Following New US Tariffs
Lula and Xi agreed to speed up Mercosul-China trade negotiations, formalizing Brazil's pivot toward Asia after the US imposed 25% tariffs.
Lula, Xi Fast-Track Mercosul-China Trade Talks Amid New U.S. Tariffs, Focusing on Critical Minerals
Brazil's Lula and China's Xi agreed to accelerate Mercosul-China trade talks, prioritizing minerals and fertilizer after new U.S. tariffs.
EU-Mercosul Deal Offers Phased Opportunity for Brazilian Wine Importers
Gradual tariff elimination on European wine, set to conclude by 2034, positions Brazilian importers for long-term growth while challenging domestic producers.