The debate around the possible end of the 6x1 work schedule goes beyond labor relations. It exposes a structural challenge in the Brazilian economy: the need to generate more value per hour worked through technology, management and operational efficiency.

The June edition of Flash Norvia highlights key movements across technology, the economy, consumer behavior, labor markets and business management. This issue explores how artificial intelligence, interest rates, productivity, digital behavior and efficiency pressures are shaping decisions for companies and investors.

Brazil’s pet healthcare market is evolving rapidly, driven by cultural shifts, innovation, and rising consumer expectations, positioning the sector as a strategic engine of economic growth.

The cosmetics market goes beyond consumption. In Brazil, it reflects income levels, innovation capacity, regulatory efficiency, and competitiveness, positioning itself as a key barometer of the economy.

Markets have revised inflation expectations downward for 2026 once again, signaling greater confidence in price stability despite persistently high interest rates and moderate economic growth.