Implications for trade, tariffs and market access Overview The EU–Mercosur trade agreement is set to become one of the largest trade agreements globally, covering a

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) continues to play a central role in Brazil’s economic development. As one of the largest economies in the world, the country

Real estate along Brazil’s coastline is attracting increasing interest from international investors. A key driver is the strong return potential, particularly when properties are used

2025 marked a record year for international tourism in Brazil. Total foreign arrivals reached approximately 9.29 million, representing a 37% increase compared to 2024. Growth

Driven by increasing global demand for Brazilian-produced goods, the government is making significant investments in infrastructure development. Ports across the country are expanding their capacity.

For foreign companies looking to do business in Brazil, understanding the local business culture is just as important as knowledge of the market or regulatory