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Gol Parent Abra Eyes Wall Street Listing, Puts Latin America’s Airline Shake-Up Into Focus

Abra Group Limited, owner of Brazil’s Gol and Colombia’s Avianca, says it plans to file confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering. The move comes...

Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for October 16, 2025

Brazil’s financial markets open today under a cloud of fiscal caution and global crosswinds. The IMF has warned that Brazil’s debt service costs are “extremely high,” urging a spending overhaul to stabilize public finances,...

Santos Outclasses Corinthians 3–1 At Vila Belmiro, Easing Relegation Pressure

Santos delivered a fierce, focused derby win over Corinthians, 3–1 at Vila Belmiro, in a match that mattered as much for survival as for...

Eletrobras Sheds Eletronuclear Stake As A.I. Frenzy Tests U.S. Markets

Eletrobras has agreed to sell its stake in Eletronuclear to J&F’s Âmbar Energia for...

Real Steadies Near 5.45 As Fed Cut Bets Meet...

The Brazilian real opened Thursday holding near 5.45 to the dollar, after USD/BRL slipped on Wednesday to close at...

Global Economy Briefing: October 15, 2025

Investors digested softer activity in Japan, a mixed European inflation and production picture, and renewed signs of cooling U.S. housing demand. China’s credit pulse improved...

IMF Warns Brazil’s Debt Service Costs Are Extremely High, Urges Spending Overhaul

The International Monetary Fund has a blunt message for Brazil: the price of carrying public debt is extremely high,...

Helbor’s Balancing Act in Q3: Bigger Deliveries, Slower Sales, And A Push To Deleverage

Helbor Participações (HBOR3) is trying to win investors over the old-fashioned way: by turning construction into cash. Its preliminary third-quarter...

Brazil Q3 2025 Company Update: Claro, Brisanet, and Helbor

Claro posted steady growth in revenue and EBITDA on the back of postpaid expansion,...

Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for October 15, 2025

Brazil’s financial markets enter Wednesday navigating renewed U.S.–China trade tensions, with tit-for-tat port fees and...

Brazil’s R$20 Billion Lifeline for Correios—and the Forces Behind It

Brazil is negotiating a Union-backed R$20 billion ($3.77 billion) rescue loan for Correios, the state postal operator. The plan, expected...