Brazil’s exports to China rose sharply in November, reaching $8.27 billion, a 41% increase from a year earlier,

Brazil secures US$5.57 billion on COP30’s opening day for the Tropical Forests Forever Fund, reaching half of its target and reinforcing its climate leadership.

The decline in prices of key raw commodities — including corn, soybeans, wheat, coffee, sugarcane, cattle, poultry, and live hogs — accelerated in May.