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• Why Is IMF Director in Brazil?
• IMF's Advice to Brazil: 'Share the Riches'
• IMF: 'High Primary Surpluses Still Crucial to Brazil'
• Brazilians and IMF: Dialogue of Deafs
• Public-Private Partnerships Priority in Brazilian Congress
• Record Month for Brazil's Auto Industry
• Brazil's Bank to Finance Mercosur's Auto Sector
• Brazil Industry Criticizes Higher Interests
• Brazil Once Again Tells IMF It Will Not Draw Money
• Brazil to Propose Preventive Agreements to IMF
• IMF: Brazil Is Reaping Fruits of Past Policies
• Brazil's Domestic Market Picks Up Strength
• Brazilian Industry Grows 8.8% This Year
• Brazil's Car Salon Celebrates Off-Road Machines
• Brazil to Get New Naval Industry Hub
• Brazil's Business Leader Urges Bigger Role for Businesses
• Brazilian Diplomats to Have Hands-on Training in Trade
• Brazil Wants from Chile Same Treatment Given the US
• IMF 'Strongly Impressed' by Brazil
• Brazil to Get a US$ 33 Billion Trade Surplus This Year
• Brazil Gets into the Business of Building Ocean Liners
• Brazil On Guard Againt Flood of Cheap China Trinkets
• Brazil and IMF Discuss How to Grow with Fiscal Responsibility
• IMF Listens to Lula and Is Ready to Change Rules
• Brazil's Agriculture Hasn't Been So Bad in Nine Years
• Brazil's Industries Federation Insists: Interests Must Go Down.
• IMF Couldn't Be More Pleased with Brazil
• Brazil's Surplus US$ 5 Billion Beyond IMF"s Wishes
• In Brazil, IMF Only for a Rainy Day
• Best in 10 Years for Brazil Companies
• Brazil's Industry to Hire and Invest More in 2005
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• Fiscal Discipline at the Root of Brazil's Growth and Falling Inflation
• What Brazil Can Teach the World About Reform
• A Banner Year for Brazil's Industry
• Consumer and Capital Goods Drive Brazil Industry Up
• Brazil Starts 8 Infrastructure Projects with IMF Blessing
• Industry Leaders Join Church to Pan Brazil's Economic Policies
• G-7, Let the Poor Go Debt Free, Says World Forum in Brazil
• Bad News Brings Bears to Brazilian Market
• Brazil Industry Hasn't Been That Upbeat in 7 Years
• Brazil Prays IMF to Pardon Brazil's and All Poor Nations' Debts
• A Brazilian Divorce from the IMF? It's Brazil's Call.
• High Taxes and Interest Slow Brazil Industry Output
• IMF Checks Brazilian Books. A-OK! It Seems.
• Brazil's Industrial Growth the Greatest in 20 Years
• Brazil and Turkey As Seen Through IMF Eyes
• IMF Cites Brazil as Model for Latin America
• Looking for the Villains in Brazil's Banking System
• Only 15% of Brazilians Have a Bank Account
• IMF Praises Brazil for Public Investment Pilot Program
• Brazil Cheers IMF Approval of Brazilian Pilot Plan
• Lula on Brazil: 'We Shall Surprise and Grow Over 5%'
• Brazilians Pay World's Highest Interest Rates
• Brazil Uses IMF Clause to Fix Its Ports
• IMF Lavishes Praise on Brazil
• Brazil Repeats It Will Not Renew IMF Accord
• IMF Urges Brazil to Fight Poverty and Inequality
• IMF Applauds Brazil's Decision do Cut Umbilical Cord from the Fund
• It's Official: Brazil Won't Renew IMF Accord
• U.S. Snow: 'Delighted for Brazilian Friends'
• Brazil's Lula on Leaving IMF: 'We Can Walk on Our Own'
• Brazil's Minister Goes on National TV to Announce Withdrawal from IMF
• US Wants to Discuss Prosperity with Brazil, says Snow
• Brazil Won't Raise Taxes, Promises Minister
• Brazil Left, But Dialogue Continues, Says IMF
• Brazilian Industry Slows Pace
• Brazil Sets Record in Vehicle Production
• Brazil Success and the Art of the Possible
• Industry Grows 4.4% in Brazil in February
• For IMF, Brazil is Reaping Fruits of Discipline
• Brazil Markets Start Week in Upbeat Mood
• Interest Rates Are Hurting Brazil, Says Industries Federation
• Brazil Wants a More Competitive War Industry
• IMF Values Private Investment in Brazil
• A Map to Lower Brazil's Interest Rates from 19.5% to 4%
• Arabs and Brazil Keep the Talks and Deals Going
• IMF: Brazil and Latin America's Outlook and Challenges
• Brazil Industry and Services Shrink in First Quarter
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interest Rates for Paltry GDP
• Brazil's Industrial Production Slows Down
• Electronic and Auto Sectors Help Brazilian Industry Grow 6.3%
• Brazil Joins G-77 in Doha to Condemn US and EU Farm Subsidies
• Brazilian Industry Wants Urgent Reduction of Interest Rates
• Brazil Industry Urges War on Piracy
• The Rich Want Brazil and the Rest of the Poor in Debt
• Despite Crisis, Brazil's Auto Industry Should Grow 5% This Year
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• Brazil Auto Sales Grew 10% in the First Semester
• Brazilian Vehicle Exports Grow Whooping 37% in Semester
• Industry Federation Wants Brazil to Develop Domestic Nanotechnology
• Brazilian Industry Grows for Third Month in a Row
• Brazil's Industry Grows 5.5%, Rio Grande do Sul Shrinks
• Brazil Uses Foreign Reserves to Pay IMF US$ 5 Billion in Advance
• Hopes of Lower Interests Bring Brazilian Market New Vigor
• Brazilian Industry Expecting 3.2% GDP Growth for Brazil in 2005
• Brazil Central Bank's Survey Shows the Industry's Upbeat Mood
• Brazilian Industry's Confidence in Economy Falls Again to a 3-Year Low
• Brazil's Industry Leader Calls Interest Rates 'Absurd'
• Brazil, Argentina and Mercosur Discuss Soybean and Beef Market
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interests for Slow Growth
• Income Rises 8.7% in Brazil, But New Industrial Jobs Grow a Paltry 0.14%
• Thanks to Mining Industry Leads Brazilian Growth
• Development Bank Chief Predicts Full Steam and 5% Growth for Brazilian Economy
• Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
• Brazil Market Back on the Up Track
• Brazilian Industry Grows 3.3%, a Lower than Expected Rate
• Brazil's Car Production Close to 2 Million Units. The Best Number Ever.
• Brazil on Target to Produce Record 2.4 Million Vehicles This Year
• Even the IMF Wants Brazil to Lower Interest Rates
• Brazilian Industrialists Show Very Cautious Optimism
• Brazil Follows U.S. and Gets Back to Black
• Brazil's Chemical Industry Exports Grow 29% to US$ 5.4 Billion
• Brazilian Entrepreneurs Bullish on Brazil
• Brazil's Motor Vehicle Production Falls 40%, But Industry Is Pleased
• New Signs of Brazilian Industry's Contraction
• Brazil's Industry Outputs Shrinks. High Interests and Low Dollar Are Blamed.
• In Brazil Only 35% Say Economy Is on the Right Track
• Analysts Lower Expectations to a 3% GDP in Brazil
• Brazil and Argentina Create Unified Front Against the IMF
• IMF Applauds While Banks Lament Brazil's Economic Performance
• IMF Happy With Brazil's Performance
• For IMF, Brazil's 51.5% Debt/GDP Ratio is Too High
• Brazil Industry Calls Government Pigheaded for Refusing to Cut Interest Rates
• Manifesto Urges Brazil to Promptly Cut "Absurd" Interest Rates
• Sales in Brazil Fall for the 4th Month in a Row
• Cost Brazil Doesn't Allow the Country to Cut Import Tariffs
• Brazil's Industry Output Grows Meager 0.1% After 4 Months of Decline
• Brazil's Decision to Repay IMF Early Leads Stocks to Record High
• In Surprise Move, Brazil Decides to Pay Off Its US$ 15 Billion IMF Debt
• Brazil's Vice Praises IMF Payoff and Blasts High Interests
• Brazil Saves US$ 900 Million by Paying IMF Ahead of Schedule
• Brazil Is Example of Where Emerging Economies Have to Go, Says IMF
• Brazilian Industry Says Disappointing Cut in Interests Brought Bitter Christmas
• Lula Says Brazil Is in Charge of Own Destiny, But Needs 10 More Years of Solid Growth
• Brazil Repays Early US$ 2.6 Billion Debt With Paris Club and Saves US$ 100 Million
• Brazilian Car Makers Euphoric over Sales. 1.2 Million Flex-Fuel Cars Sold
• IMF Goes to Brazil to Liquidate the Country's Debt
• Discrete Growth in Brazil's Industry Does Not Reverse Declining Trend
• IMF Chief Celebrates Brazil's Early Payment
• Brazil Made 2.45 Million Vehicles in 2005, a Record
• Brazil and IMF Are Now Partners, Says Brazilian President
• Lula Tells IMF, Brazil Can Now Walk on Its Own Legs
• IMF Gets Money and Gives Some Advice to Brazil on Trade Barriers
• No More Last Decade for Brazil, Says IMF's Director
• Far Too Many in Brazil Remain in Poverty
• Brazilian Market Falls Erasing Earlier Gains
• Opposition Calls Brazil Lula's New Drive Electioneering
• Brazil's Reserves Slump Due to Early IMF Pay-Off
• Exports Are Silver Lining in Brazil's Grim Industrial Output
• Brazil's Oil Hub Gets State-of-Art Medical Support from Great Britain
• Investors Worried Higher US Interest Rates Will Draw Money from Brazil
• Brazil Blames Interest Rates for 13% Decline in Industrial Sales
• Brazilian Auto Industry Breaks Records. 73% Are Flex-Fuel Cars.
• Despite Oil and Iron's Good Showing Industrial Output Falls in Brazil
• Brazil's Industry Output Is Up 3.2% Thanks to Exports
• Industry Leader Warns that Brazil Needs to Invest More
• Brazil: IMF Praises Fallen Palocci and Welcomes Incoming Mantega
• New Law in Brazil Should Help Family Agro-Industry
• IMF Forecasts Puny 3.5% Growth for Brazil and 6.9% for Developing Nations
• GDP Growth in LatAm: Argentina 7.3%, Venezuela 6%, Brazil 3.5%
• Weak Domestic Demand and Low Investment Make Brazil Ugly Duckling of LatAm's Recovery
• Signs of Slower Pace of Interest Cuts Make Brazilian Stocks Tumble Down
• Brazilian Industry Unhappy with Little Domestic Demand
• Brazilian Industry Says It Won't Accept Increases in Bolivia's Gas Prices
• South of Brazil's Industry Invests US$ 2 Billion in Equipment
• Brazil's Tax Burden Is Preventing Industry from Investing More
• Brazilian Industry Stops Growing
• Brazil Afraid World Slump Will Lower Price of Commodities It Sells
• IMF Applauds Brazil for Disciplined Macroeconomic Management
• IMF Urges Brazil to Liberalize Foreign Trade and Market Rules
• Fed Hints of Interest Pause Give Brazilian Market a Boost
• Brazil-Argentina Automotive Accord Opens Door to Mercosur Free Trade
• IMF Predicts 3.5% Growth, But Brazil Says It Will Grow 4.5% in 2006
• Brazil Intent on Reaching 10% of Global Organic Market
• IMF Lauds Brazil But Also Urges Budgetary Reform
• IMF Recognizes that Poverty Has Substantially Fallen in Brazil
• Brazil Has a Lot to Improve in Infrastructure and Taxes, Warns the IMF
• Brazil's Export Boom Turning to Bust, Warns Industry Federation
• Brazilian Industry Grows Slightly in 9 Regions and Shrinks in 5
• Brazil Upgraded to Designer by Auto Industry Multinationals
• IMF Chooses Brazilian for Its Top Management Team
• IMF Praises Brazil's Bolsa Família and Forecasts 4.3% Growth for LatAm
• Sales, Jobs and Production All Grow Slightly in Brazilian Industry
• Brazilian Industry Tired of Growing Slower than Rest of the World
• Computer, Iron and Oil Lead 3.1% Expansion in Brazil Industry
• Brazil's Big Industries Invest 8% of Revenues in Fixed Assets
• Industrial Sales in Brazil Have Biggest Boost Since August 2006
• Brazil's Beef, Poultry and Fruit Present at Dubai's Gulfood Fair
• Oil and Chemicals Lead Brazil's 6% Industrial Sales Growth
• Lower Sales Overseas Put a Break on Brazil's Autoindustry
• Brazil and US Industry Join Forces to End Doha Stalemate
• Experts Say Brazil Won't Grow More than 4.1% This Year
• Brazil's Industry Output Grows 3.8% in First Quarter
• Weak Dollar Brings Brazil to the Rescue of Industry
• IMF Tells Lula He Dramatically Changed Brazil for Good
• Brazilian Industry Shows Best Growth in Two Years
• Brazil Agroindustry Growing at Fast Pace of 4.6%
• Brazilian Industry Picks Up in 14 States, But Growth Is Uneven
• Brazil Industry Grows 3.3% Led by Autos, Metallurgy and Food
• Brazilian Industry Grows Across the Board with Ethanol in the Lead
• Led by Industry Economy Grows 5.4% in Brazil
• Brazil Industry Grows Slowly Due to Strong Brazilian Currency
• After One Month Decline Brazil Economy Jumps Back on Uphill Track
• Brazil Gets Best Level of Jobs and Production in Three Years
• Ethanol-powered Plane Is Just One Item on Brazil Embraer's Green Push
• Amazonas State Has US$ 17 Million at 1.5% for Brazilian Green Entrepreneurs
• Brazilian Jobs Grow in Transport But Fall in Wood and Leather Sectors
• Brazil's Retail Sales Grow Nine Months in a Row, Accumulating 10%
• Brazil Building Industry Puts a Show in the Middle East
• Office Equipment Gives Brazilian Industry Best Performance in 4 Years
• Brazil Domestic Demand Heats Up and Industry Grows 6%
• Brazil Pleasantly Surprised by Year-End Numbers: Industry GDP Is Up 5.3%
• Brazil Paint Industry Hits Record in 2007 with US$ 2.6 Billion in Sales
• After Two Years of Decline, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Grows 6%
• Brazil's New-Found Prosperity Is Powering Economy
• Brazil's Car Industry Sells 41% More in January and Hits Record
• Industrial Output Jumps 6% in Brazil. Only 2004 Was Better
• Brazil Industry Grows Again After Two Months of Decline
• Revenues, Wages and Jobs Are All Up in Brazil
• Job Market Grows 5% in Brazil
• Lula Vows Brazil's Naval Industry Will Be as Good as the Air One
• Exports in the South of Brazil Grow 22%, Well Above National Average
• Brazil Sells a Quarter of a Million Light Vehicles in April, a Record