In this episode, Amadeu Ribeiro, Partner at DLA Piper and Chairperson of BrazilCham’s Investing in Brazil Committee, sits down with Marcos Troyjo, Economist, Political Scientist, and Diplomat, to explore the future of Brazil-US relations amid a rapidly changing global economic landscape. Their conversation examines the shift from hyperglobalization toward a more geopolitically driven era of trade, investment, and supply chains, including the impact of US tariffs and Section 301 investigations on Brazil and the broader global economy.

Looking ahead, Mr. Troyjo discusses opportunities to deepen Brazil-US economic ties through trade, nearshoring, critical minerals, manufacturing, and artificial intelligence. With Brazil’s significant natural resources, large domestic market, and potential role in diversifying global supply chains, he highlights how the current era of geoeconomic competition could create new opportunities for bilateral cooperation.

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