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WHAT'S NEXT?: A recession in Brazil is expected to bottom out with growth turning positive starting in 2017. Its economy is expected to require a long period of fiscal and monetary adjustment after the political turmoil and public discontent of the last two years.

• [New] In the evolving regulatory and technological landscape, patent protection will remain central to the success of R&D-based companies in Brazil. Kluwer Patent Blog
• [New] The Bright Side: Projections indicate that Brazil could reap its largest harvest in history, with the soybean crop potentially exceeding 166 million tons. Grainews
• [New] The fertilizer sector remains well positioned for Brazil's grain harvest, which is expected to reach 345.2 million tons. Grainews
• [New] Brazilian health authorities have confirmed that at least 60 million doses will be distributed nationwide through the public healthcare system in 2025. TV BRICS
• [New] Brazil is preparing to implement a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrency service providers by 2026. Ainvest
• [New] Brazil plans to enforce a 2026 crypto regulatory framework requiring licenses for service providers under Banco Central do Brasil and CVM oversight. Ainvest
• [New] Looking ahead, Brazil's next presidential elections are in 2026. The Conversation
• [New] Lower dollar aids exporters but tariff risks cloud; Brazil ETFs saw $464M inflows in May. The Rio Times
• [New] Implication: Low Korean unemployment could sustain demand for Brazil's ag and energy exports. The Rio Times
• With a projected annual grain export capacity of 4 million tonnes by 2026, TESC is not merely a logistics node but a catalyst for Brazil's integration into global agribusiness supply chains. Ainvest

Last updated: 16 September 2025