The IBGE releases this Thursday (2) the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the first quarter of 2022. In the first quarter of last year, GDP grew 1.4%, showing a drop in the two subsequent records, but resuming the high in last quarter of 2021.
A survey by FGV/Ibre shows that Brazil invests less than 82% of countries. The average rate of investment over GDP in the world is over 27%, while in advanced countries this rate is 23% and in emerging countries, led by China, the figure rises to over 33%; in Brazil, the rate should end at 18.4%.
Another highlight of this Thursday’s episode is oil, which saw the price of a barrel pass US$ 120 during the week. However, a report by Financial Times which revealed Saudi Arabia’s intention to increase production of the commodity due to the Russian oil embargo, which caused prices to fall to around US$ 113.
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Listen to past episodes of the week:
Episode 01/06 – Inflation increases uncertainty in the world; and how to understand the recovery of the labor market
Episode 05/31 – Oil high complicates economic scenario in Brazil and worldwide; and the low profitability of pension funds
Episode 05/30 – Eletrobras enters the final stretch for capitalization; is it worth investing?
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Source: CNN Brasil
