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Proposed New York listing of online lender and darling of country’s booming start-up scene will bring greater scrutiny
Economists predict a sixth consecutive interest rate increase this year as inflation races higher
Mexico and Brazil have gone backwards on climate and energy policies at a crucial time
Aggressive monetary and fiscal intervention added nothing discernible to developing countries’ recovery
Brasília parliamentarian and Florida Spac executive are behind deal with ex-president’s Truth start-up
His new show at London’s Science Museum reflects the rainforest’s glories — human, animal and landscape — but recognises the dangers they face
Departures of high-ranking aides come amid market unease on fiscal discipline
Senate committee assessment recommends president should face criminal indictment
Congressional probe alleges missteps and misconduct in deaths of 600,000 Brazilians during pandemic
Price pressures are greater and central banks less trusted to keep them under control
Where stagflation hits hardest
Country is fertile ground for novel sustainable methods but must overcome cost and cultural barriers
Populist leader is playing a dangerous game by provoking supporters to question country’s institutions, say critics
Central bank expects similar 100bp increase next month in battle against runaway prices
Low-cost airline to buy or lease 250 aircraft from Avolon that are expected to be delivered in 2024 or 2025
Observers worry rightwing president will lose control of most radical supporters as election nears
Many in the corporate and financial world who once backed the president are now losing faith
Eduardo Leite, who came out as gay in July, is appealing to business with a liberal economic agenda
Central banks in the region are forced to raise rates, some aggressively
More than in the developed world, rising prices already pose a real threat to stability
Tens of thousands flock to largest cities to show backing for populist president
World’s biggest producer says no risk to humans after confirming ‘atypical’ incidents in two states
The former US president’s acolytes descend on Brasília to support a firebrand fellow traveller
Central bank forced to restrict use of its Pix money transfer app amid crime spree
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