AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBrazil Economy: IBGE data show GDP grew 0.5% in Q2 2026 (vs Q1), with agriculture up 2.8% and services up 0.2%, while investment rose 1.2%. Concert Rules: Lula signed the “Taylor Swift Law” to curb digital ticket scalping with anti-bot safeguards, require full price disclosure, and mandate free drinking water at large events. Payments & Credit: Mercado Pago says it’s comfortable expanding credit cards despite rising household debt concerns, citing manageable delinquency and a healthy loan book. Cybersecurity: Google and Mandiant warn of “Breeze Comet,” targeting Brazilian payment and banking systems to run fraudulent transfers. Trade Talks: Brazil reiterated U.S. tariffs are discriminatory and said negotiations can resume, but Pix remains non-negotiable. EU Meat Ban: The EU moves to suspend Brazilian meat imports over compliance concerns, adding pressure to exporters. Tourism & Business Links: Brasil DNA opens early access for its Oct 5–8 virtual roadshow connecting Brazil travel suppliers with North American trade. Global Context: Thailand cuts visa-free stays to 30 days from Sept. 15, while granting Brazil 90 days.
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