The biggest amount spared was reported for fares and transport—$97.70 million were spared since the beginning of the pandemic.
São Paulo is the state with the highest number of fatalities from the novel coronavirus (139,039).
In June 2021 alone, micro and small firms reported 871,197 admissions, against 654,801 layoffs—a positive balance of 216,396 jobs generated. This amount accounts for 70 percent of all jobs in the country.
The surge in commodity prices sustained exports. In July, the volume of shipped goods dropped eight percent against July 2020. Prices, however, experienced a 43.1 percent increase on average, in the same comparison.
The building was burnt by a large-scale fire on December 21, 2015, and had to be thoroughly reformed.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Brazil has seen 19,938,358 positive diagnoses and 556,834 deaths from COVID-19. Altogether, 18,645,993 have recovered from the disease.
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