🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #106 - The political trend remains favourable. Election polls show Lula's growth and Bolsonaro's stagnation. The economy continues to rise, with good figures and Itaú's revision of the GDP. Management is in neutral trend.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #105 - Politics remains positive, but some metrics took a turn for the worse this week. PLP 18/2022 is likely to struggle further in the Senate. On the economy, despite inflation, tax collection remains strong. Management in neutral mode.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #104 - Busy week in politics with developments in the 3rd way andthe PT-PSD alliance. Institutional conflicts do not bring more votes for Bolsonaro. The economy also continues with positive factors. In management, some isolated advances.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #103 - Politics remains on a positive trend, as does the economy. Inflation should have peaked in April. The new Minister of Mines and Energy could be the right person to reduce gasoline prices.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #102 - Politics continues on a positive trend, as does the economy. Trade is very strong, Brazilian companies are registering big profits. Fiscal aspects deserve extra attention in election year. Management remains neutral.

🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #101 - The week remains favourable for politics despite waves of institutional tension. The economy also trended favourably with employment and income data. Management remains neutral, much in part from the very dynamics of the functioning of the institutions.

My dear friends, before this week's summary, I would like to register that this is the 100th week that I am writing the "Week Ahead in Brazil". I thank all the readers and friends who have helped me with observations, information, positive criticism and words of encouragement. I never thought I would get so much satisfaction from doing these weekly editions. The idea started as a project during the pandemic, at the request of friends abroad who wanted news and analysis on the Brazilian context. Initially, I only had the English version, with most readers from the UK, China and the US. I didn't think it would be of interest to ourselves, the Brazilians. To my surprise, I received many requests for a Portuguese version, which is the most widely read nowadays. After writing 100 editions, I still try to make them as neutral as possible, without any bias for or against the government. I am not an "antagonist" by nature. That's why I make a selection of the most relevant news and events of the week and then analyse how this starting point can influence the following week. I try not to mix one thing with the other. To analyse is to explain an event or a context by its parts in a way that is understandable. So I develop "a perspective" and not "the perspective", I try not to make predictions of results or long opinions. I focus more on being a "learner" who analyses the possible scenarios that may influence the decision-making process in public policy. Thanks again to everyone for the reading! Let's get to the summary: 🇬🇧 The Week Ahead in Brazil #100 - Positive week for politics, despite the media's negative repercussions of the presidential pardon of Daniel Silveira. Economics and management are trending neutral for the week ahead.