Candidate Lula da Silva (PT)’s lack of a definition for his future finance minister is causing the PT to lose support in the financial market, while Minister Paulo Guedes, with his well-known ideas and goals, is gaining votes for President Jair Bolsonaro. . The top floor of the economy remains on standby. Knowing this, major members of the PT began spreading the word that Lula’s favorite in the ministry, if elected, was Marcos Barros Lisboa. The Economist was Secretary of Economic Policy at the Ministry of Finance during Lula’s first administration, from 2003 to 2005, and is currently the CEO of Insper, a private educational institution in São Paulo.

fight for balance

Thursday was a riot at the PSB Directory in Minas Gerais and a relief towards PROS in Brasilia. The PSB Executive Director allocated only 3% of the 268.9 million reais in his electoral fund to Minas candidates. The gang crossed their arms over their chests and the group rushed to subdue. On the other hand, PROS managed to publish its decision in the amount of 91 million reais only yesterday at TSE. The actions of the former president’s lawyers blocked the transfer.

Deductions on the rise

The franchising sector is showing strong growth. According to the Brazilian Franchise Association, the food sector stands out in this segment, with food products up 9.1% and food trade and distribution up 7%. At the end of the year, the sector registers a high 10.7% compared to last year.

accidents at home

Charge from @izanio_charges – Photo: 26-08-22

The number of hospitalizations due to accidents involving children and adolescents has increased in the country. Studies by the non-governmental organization Aldeias Infantis SOS and Instituto Bem Cuidar show that more than 110,000 hospitalizations were registered in 2021 alone. In relation to 2020, there was an increase in the total number of cases by 5.3% in the age group from 1 to 14 years. The main reported causes are falls (44%); burns (19%) and intoxication (5%).

insurance$

The insurance sector (excluding healthcare and DPVAT) paid out more than 212 billion reais in reimbursements, benefits, payments and lotteries between June 2021 and the same month this year, up 26.9% from the previous period. Data provided by the National Confederation of Insurance Companies. The value is 2.39% of GDP for the last four quarters.

false estimate

Brazil lives under the false impression that everything from cars to real estate was valued during the Covid-19 pandemic. False thesis. All this was very bloated. And the Brazilian remains in the intensive care unit by default. An example is the cost of rent in Rio de Janeiro, which remains above the rate of inflation. The median price in July closed at R$2,104 for two-bedroom apartments, up 1.7% MoM. According to ImovelWeb, in 2022, rent in the capital increased by 12.2% above inflation.