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Today’s Brics+ countries in numbers

Juliet Newell
Last updated: July 5, 2024 6:44 am
By Juliet Newell
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3.4 million metric tons of corn were exported from Brazil in July 2024, a big increase from June when 2.4 million tons were exported.

Half a trillion Rubles have been spent by the Russian government since 2020, funding a program aimed at offering mortgages at rates as low as 8%.

121 people have been killed in a stampede in Hathras, northern India.  It’s understood they were part of a Hindu gathering.

37.6% tariffs planned by the European Union, on electric vehicles imported from China.  The tariffs are expected to be imposed from Friday 5 June 2024.

6 month extension announced on the temporary concession for foreign nationals in South Africa, currently waiting visa application outcomes, waivers and / or appeal applications.

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