Brazil Country Analysis (BRL)
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Long Term Investing Potential

Investor Survey (help)

Brazil's Economic Freedom Ranking?
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Govt Transparency & Stability?
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Economic Diversity & Opportunities?
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SWOT Strengths > SWOT Weaknesses?
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SWOT Opportunities > SWOT Threats?

Survey Resources (help)

Brazil's Transparency Rankings
Economic Freedom Results
Brazil's Quality of Life Ranking
Calendar of Important Economic News
Global Innovation Index

Brazil ETF Funds

Brazilian Real Currency Fund (BZF)
Brazil ETF Fund (EWZ)

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Brazil Export Partners

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Industry & Commodity Exports

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Research Report (comments)

When local governments provide a favorable economic environment, the demand and value of their currencies will also increase. WikiWealth's Fundamental Currency Analysis is a combination of four different valuation methods: investment flows, purchase price parity, interest rate parity, and inflation rate parity (see Fundamental Currency Analysis). WikiWealth, and website visitors, examine the conditions for companies to prosper through the "Investor Survey." Countries with strong fundamental freedom, transparency, stability, strengths & opportunities (see Main Street Analysis), will aid the long term potential of companies. A "Buy" rating from both approaches mean a country's currency has high potential to increase in value.

Brazil Summary

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Brazil Country Analysis (edit / improve) Brazil (BRL) is a member of the BRIC nations and has the largest economy in South America. Brazil has significant agricultural and industrial industries. Currency: the Brazilian currency has the potential to increase in value especially versus many developed market currencies. Brazil has high interest rates, low inflation and positive investment flow potential. Investor Survey: the economic environment is moderate, with low government transparency and high SWOT opportunities. Trade: China, Netherlands, Argentina and USA are the top trading partners. Brazil has significant export capabilities in agriculture and industrial products such as ethanol, sugar, oats, pork, corn, soybean and airplanes. Commodity: A favorable growth environment and car fuel demand create a significant and growing industry for Ethanol. SWOT Analysis: Ethanol is the leading US strength, while education, crime and income inequality are major weaknesses. A recent oil discovery is a major opportunity for Brazil, while the threat of HIV could slow growth and burden the health system. Trading Strategy: An undervalued currency, moderate investment flow potential and positive SWOT opportunities help Brazil, but fundamental weaknesses and government issues hold back Brazil’s potential.

Investment Impacts (help)

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Ethanol Commodity Analysis (edit / improve) Ethanol is used as a fuel for motor vehicles. The largest ethanol producer in the world is Brazil. Commodity: Ethanol is rated a Hold. This is not enough data to indicator ethanol demand, whereas ethanol suppliers have a moderate potential in increase. Investor Survey: Ethanol’s long term growth potential is moderately favorable due to high scores on the SWOT analysis, but low sources in lack of good substitutes. SWOT Analysis: Strength: Ethanol is a renewable fuel; Weakness: ethanol has a high production cost. Opportunity to grow: ethanol could benefit as cellulose plants improve in the future; Threats to growth: a decline in crude oil prices could decrease demand for ethanol. Trading Strategy: The commodity analysis hold rating indicates that ethanol’s price should stay the same over the short term, whereas an average investor survey means ethanol may stay the same in price over the long term.

Brazil's favorable climate allows them to grow sugar cane - to make ethanol - year round. High yielding crop land and abundant space should keep Brazil as one of the largest producers of ethanol in the world. Additionally, Brazil's car industry produces car than can run in ethanol or gas. This helps with domestic demand.