Strengthening US-Brazil Trade and FDI

Great expectations surrounded the March 2019 meeting between Presidents Jair Bolsonaro and Donald Trump in Washington. Among the top agenda items: how to inject new momentum into the bilateral commercial relationship. The two leaders did not disappoint.

A number of trade-and-investment-related commitments were announced, and have the potential to significantly deepen two-way commerce and capital flows.

Now, the next step is implementation of pledges made in Washington.

Seizing this historic yearning for greater economic integration between the United States and Brazil would pay historical dividends for two countries that share important democratic values and historical backgrounds, and have prosperous, longstanding and mutually beneficial trade and investment relations.

Originally published by the Atlantic Council, read more at link below.

Source: US Brazil Trade