Investment in Brazil to rise as exports increase to the country?
Date added: 7th February, 2011 at 10:50
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Categories: Economy
People interested in making an investment in Brazil may be encouraged by news that UK firms are beginning to take notice of the country.
Ernst & Young's Item Club has reported that Britain is beginning to follow in the footsteps of its competitors by increasing outward trade to Bric nations, which include Brazil, Russia, India and China.
The profitability of this move will be supported by a weak pound, the experts asserted, predicting that UK exports to these emerging economies will grow by 11.7 per cent per annum until 2020.
However, senior economic adviser to the Ernst & Young item Club Andrew Goodwin suggested closer ties should be made between the leaders of Britain and the Brics, while regulatory obstacles to trade should be broken down and competitiveness within industry supported.
"The government has an important role to play in facilitating the re-orientation of exports towards emerging markets," he stated.
John Simpson recently wrote in the Sunday Telegraph that Brazil has been seen as one of the next big economic superpowers since 1961.
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