🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #122 - In the final week before the elections next Sunday (2), trend in politics is neutral. Bolsonaro did well in Saturday's debate, but a set of factors puts Lula in a stronger position. The economy's trend is positive, and public admn is neutral.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #121 - Politics should have an interesting week with Bolsonaro abroad. The economy follows a positive trend, with surprising numbers. The public administration remains neutral with mixed signs.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #120 - Politics and the economy continues in a positive trend. The public administration, however, suffers from STF's decision to suspend the validity of a federal law.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #119 - Bolsonaro performed quite well in August's electoral polls, and Lula not so much. The September 7 demonstrations should be watched closely. The economy continues its positive trajectory.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #118 - With no meaningful changes, all indicators are in a positive trend.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #117 - The political trend continues to evolve positively (lower institutional tensions), as does the economy (falling inflation and rising economic activity). Public administration has also entered a positive trend.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #116 - The political trend remains positive. Expected tensions for the week were lower than anticipated. The economy continues to improve, both due to falling inflation and bullish GDP 2022 estimates. Public administration continues to be neutral, with positive aspects, but the environment continues to have problems.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #115 - Despite the political tensions expected for the week with the reading of the letter at USP, the political scene remains favourable. Bolsonaro is seeking to secure support from prominent business people. In the economy, inflation should finally begin to recede. The public management continues in a neutral trend.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #114 - The political scenario is becoming clearer with the holding of the party conventions. The economy continues to surprise positively: rising GDP, falling inflation, and job creation. Management remains neutral.