AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBRICS Momentum: BRICS is pushing a “new global order” narrative after its New Delhi summit, expanding cooperation and the Global South’s voice while renewing calls to reform institutions like the IMF and World Bank. Critical Minerals & Policy: Brazil is tightening control over critical-minerals deals and building a framework to keep more value from resources, as regulators abroad scrutinize nickel supply chains and financing models. Brazil–U.S. Trade Tensions: The U.S. Russia sanctions bill boosts tariff uncertainty, while Brazil and the U.S. are set to resume tariff talks at the G20—raising stakes for exporters and supply chains. Election & Security: Brazil’s intelligence agency warns of possible U.S. interference in the 2026 presidential election, citing escalating pressure tied to strategic assets and natural wealth. Welfare & Politics: Lula’s welfare boost is set to add R$22.7bn to 2027 spending, becoming a flashpoint ahead of the election. Rio Public Security: Rio’s Maré pacification shows how complex local governance and armed faction control can turn policy into a high-risk, slow-moving security project. Energy & Industry: Petrobras locks in long-term LNG supply from Sempra, while solar module imports in Brazil fell sharply in H1.
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