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April 21, 2021 IARN — The Brazilian Agriculture Ministry has temporarily halted import duties on corn, soybeans, soybean oil and soybean meal until the end of the year. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride tells the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network that Brazil is trying to slow inflation fanned by rising global commodity prices. “Global prices continue to rise,” McBride said. “That’s putting a negative spin to things domestically for their internal use. They are making it so that if farmers or these bigger groups need to bring in soybeans or corn, they are suspending those taxes ...

4/19/2021 By Nayara Figueiredo SAO PAULO, April 19 (Reuters) - Brazil has suspended import duties on soy, corn, soybean meal and soybean oil until the end of the year, the Agriculture Ministry said on Monday, as the country seeks to slow inflation fanned by rising global commodities prices. The Chamber of Foreign Commerce (Camex) had already authorized the suspension of the import tax on corn until March 31 of this year and soybean until January 15. The latest measure is likely to benefit U.S. grains producers, experts say, as Brazilian buyers had earlier focused on Mercosur producers who are...

Brazil suspends soy, corn import duties until year-end, ministry says Brazil has suspended import duties on soy, corn, soybean meal and soybean oil until the end of the year, the Agriculture Ministry said on Monday, as the country seeks to slow inflation fanned by rising global commodities prices. The Chamber of Foreign Commerce (Camex) had already authorized the suspension of the import tax on corn until March 31 of this year and soybean until January 15. The latest measure is likely to benefit U.S. grains producers, experts say, as Brazilian buyers had earlier focused on Mercosur producers ...

January 6, 2021 Abdel Mumin Zampalegre, General Manager of Bank of Africa (BOA) Senegal, spoke to Africa Oil & Power about how BOA Senegal boasts extensive experience in the region and is supported by the Moroccan Bank of Foreign Commerce. Thanks to its ambitious stance toward becoming a key player in the local energy finance sector, BOA Senegal is set to strengthen the country’s capabilities in financing future oil and gas prosperity. Do you see new opportunities emerging in Senegal’s energy sector, especially given first oil and gas will be produced from offshore fields i...