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BRASILIA, July 15 - General Motors unveiled plans on Wednesday to spend 2 billion reais ($1.02 billion) in Brazil through 2012 to develop a new family of vehicles for the South American market. The U.S....

July 8 MetalBiz--The billet export price t from Brazil to U.S. is U.S.$380 per ton FOB锛塱n Q3, up U.S.$60-70 per ton over Q2. It is estimated that if the reached price in the...

July 7 MetalBiz-Recently, the pig iron manufacturer in Brazil Carajas region offered US$290 / ton (FOB) to the U.S., higher US$20 / ton than the previous transaction price...

July 6 (Reuters) - Brazil is struggling to overhaul laws governing how energy companies can tap into massive offshore oil reserves discovered two years ago. The government of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in ...

PARIS, July 7 - France and Brazil urged a bigger role for the International Labour Organization in a reshaped global economic system that would also see more influence given to developing countries in the United...

SAO PAULO, July 6 - Automobile output in Brazil rose 8.4 percent in June from May, climbing for the second straight month as manufacturers stepped up production to meet growing consumer demand, the national automakers'...

China's BYD Co<1211> and Chery Automobile Co Ltd are considering setting up vehicle plants in Brazil, as part of their effort to explore overseas markets, Sergio Cabral, governor of Rio de Janeiro State said on Thursday during an official visit to China, the Wall Street Journal reported.Cabral said he hopes that his...

LONDON, June 29 - Miner Anglo American is considering finding a partner for its huge iron ore project in Brazil, but the move is not a defence against an unwanted approach from rival Xstrata, sources...

June 25 MetalBiz-According to statistics of Brazilian Steel Institute (IBS), in the first five months of this year, Brazil crude steel production was 8.6mln tons and domestic steel sales stood at 5.6mln tons ...

PARIS, June 24 - Singling out emerging countries like Brazil, China and India to make more concessions in the World Trade Organisation's Doha round talks is totally unfair, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said on...