Strong Economic Growth
- According to a leading international consulting group, the Brazilian economy will remain stable with interest rates consistently falling in recent years and its macroeconomic conditions at the best level in the last 20 years with inflation this year standing at just 5% compared with 16% in 2003.
- During 2006, Brazil�s country risk rating calculated by two international agencies, Moody�s and Standard & Poor�s was upgraded a level up, reaching a historic record
- The favourable exchange rate has encouraged many international businesses to cost efficiently produce their goods in Brazil.
- This solid economic performance has prompted a wave of interest from international buyers wishing to invest or buy property in Brazil.
- The perception that access to Brazil has been made easy, along with the availability of low-cost, pristine land has increasingly attracted international investors - predominately Europeans.
