gross domestic product

oil industry, oil companies, energy sector

Adaptation and Sustainability: the vibrant future of the oil and gas energy sector in Brazil and the world

Corporate 28/06/2024 às 21:03

crude oil

Oil production boosts Guyana's Gross Domestic Product by 34%

Paulo Nogueira 17/01/2024 às 04:29

Gross Domestic Product

Understanding GDP: Industry from A to Z

Paulo Nogueira 30/12/2023 às 11:11

Monetary Policy Committee

Copom decision: Selic at 11,75%? Three reasons in favor of the 0,50 pp cut (and two against)

Paulo Nogueira 13/12/2023 às 10:29

investors, data, work, United States, GDP, market, report, Federal Reserve, interest rate, resilience, inflation, bets, economists, Gross Domestic Product, stock exchanges, shares, performance, exchanges, indices, markets, commodities.

Possible Fed cuts may change depending on the job market.

Paulo Nogueira 05/12/2023 às 07:34

investors, economic data, central banks, international stock exchanges, optimism, Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Copom, Selic, Jerome Powell, American Central Bank, Gross Domestic Product, GDP, ADP report, JOLTs, payroll, shares, investing, Asian stock exchanges, Ibovespa, exchange rate, slaughterhouses, beef, beef, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, London, FTSE100, commodities, iron ore, oil.

Investors paying attention to central banks.

Paulo Nogueira 04/12/2023 às 13:54

Vietnam will spend an unbelievable and salty amount of US$ 368 billion to recover the environment and change the energy matrix in order to reduce dependence on oil and coal with the use of solar energy - Image source: Pixabay

Vietnam will spend an unbelievably salty amount of US$ 368 billion to recover the environment and change its energy matrix to reduce dependence on oil with the use of solar energy. Brazil may go through the same expense if it does not change its policies!

Daiane Souza 14/07/2022 às 09:15

Australia's GDP rises 3,3% as developing countries face rising inflation, recession and inflated construction and energy prices - Pixabay

Australia's GDP rises 3,3% as developing countries face rising inflation, recession and inflated construction and energy prices

Daiane Souza 01/06/2022 às 10:21