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Brazil’s Labour Court Rules Correios Strike Not Abusive, Mandates Return to Work With Pay Compensation
Brazil’s Superior Labour Court declared the Correios postal strike not abusive, ordering an immediate return to work while mandating the company compensate workers for missed days.
Bolsonaro Campaign Floats Privatization of State-Owned Banco do Brasil
The economic team for presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro proposed privatizing Banco do Brasil, citing an inspiration from Javier Milei's policies in Argentina.
Brazil’s Political Divide Crystallizes Around Lula’s Fiscal Rule Versus Debt-Ceiling Alternative
The national debate over Brazil's economic future pits President Lula's revenue-linked spending rule against a conservative proposal for an automatic debt-to-GDP spending ceiling.
Bolsonaro Campaign Denies Plan to Privatize Brazil’s State-Owned Caixa Econômica Federal
Daniella Marques, economic coordinator for candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, denied the campaign plans to privatize the state bank Caixa.
Electoral Jitters Drive ‘Binary Trade’ on Brazil’s Petrobras and Banco do Brasil
Investors are hedging against the sharp policy shifts expected from Brazil’s presidential election, focusing on key state-owned enterprises.
Political Risk Closes Door on Cemig Privatization in Minas Gerais Gubernatorial Race
Political opposition from leading candidates and strong public sentiment have stalled the privatization of Brazil's Cemig, raising political risk for investors.
Brazil Election's Stark Choice: Privatization Versus State Control of National Assets
With a month until the first-round vote, Brazil's presidential election presents a sharp divergence on the future ownership of state-controlled firms and the direction of fiscal policy.
Brazil’s Federal Audit Court Escalates Review of Petrobras Fuel Prices, Highlighting Regulatory Risk
Brazil’s TCU has called a closed session to debate Petrobras’s controversial fuel pricing, a policy personally requested by President Lula.
Brazil’s State-Owned Banco do Brasil Commits to 30% Dividend Payout Ratio for 2026
Banco do Brasil, Brazil’s largest state-owned bank, announced a 30% dividend payout ratio for fiscal year 2026, confirming its commitment to exceed the legal minimum.
Brazil’s Correios Seeks R$7 Billion State-Guaranteed Loan After R$5.55 Billion Loss
Brazil’s heavily indebted state-owned postal service, Correios, formally requested a R$7 billion loan guaranteed by the Federal Government to cover massive losses.
Brazil Election Policy Divide Puts Petrobras, State-Owned Giants on Sale Block
A stark contrast between President Lula’s state-led model and the opposition’s radical privatization plans dominates the 2026 Brazil election.
Fiscal Showdown Defines Brazil’s 2026 Presidential Race as Debt Hits Critical Level
Brazil's presidential election pits Lula's spending continuity against a debt-linked cap from the opposition, with public debt at 81.9% of GDP.
Fiscal Clash: Brazil’s Election Hinges on BNDES Role and Debt-Linked Spending Cap
Presidential candidates Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro present starkly different plans for Brazil's state size, BNDES, and the public debt.
Lula Re-Election Platform Prioritizes Social Spending and State-Led Development Over Fiscal Austerity
Brazil's President Lula confirms a platform focused on social programs and state economic involvement for his likely re-election bid.
Petrobras Vetoes Extraordinary Dividend Despite Record Profit, Signaling New Capital Allocation
Brazil's state-controlled oil giant Petrobras will prioritize investment and debt reduction over a large cash payout to shareholders, including the federal government.
Brazil Postal Giant Correios Posts R$ 5.4 Billion H1 Loss
Brazil's state-owned postal service Correios posted a R$ 5.4 billion loss in the first half of 2026, reigniting debate over privatization and fiscal reform.
Petrobras Policy Confirms Political CapEx Priority, Slashing Minimum Dividend Payout to 45% FCF
Petrobras (PETR4) cut its minimum dividend payout to 45% of Free Cash Flow, confirming the Lula administration's push for investment over returns.